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Mackenzie Shirilla

Mackenzie Shirilla

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Sep 15, 2026

LindsayHOST
39:28
We, we usually decide the next series a few episodes before we actually start it.
LindsayHOST
39:33
And you have had, since we decided it, you had the documentary about Mackenzie Shirilla come out.
LindsayHOST
39:39
You had the one about Taylor Parker on Maternal Instincts come out.
LindsayHOST
39:43
You had the Lindsay Clancy case.
LindsayHOST
39:51
I don't...
LindsayHOST
39:52
It, and it's a lot.
LindsayHOST
39:53
I was planning on doing the Mackenzie Shirilla case, and I had it all together, and then now all this stuff keeps happening that I'm like, "I don't know.
LindsayHOST
39:59
Do we do this one? Do we do that?" So I don't know.
Roberta GlassHOST
21:49
She was desperately looking for help.
Roberta GlassHOST
21:54
First time I heard about this case was Chris Cuomo, who while he was shilling for MacKenzie Shirilla to get off, said, "I can't even believe this woman, this crazy woman, killed her kids, heard a voice, killed her kids, jumped out the second story window, paralyzed herself." Uh, didn't say second story window.
Roberta GlassHOST
22:14
"Jumped out of the window, paralyzed herself.
Roberta GlassHOST
22:16
How dare the state try her?" And you heard the hesitation when I interviewed Oklahoma defense attorney David McKenzie on it.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:13
Los tres terminarían involucrados en una tragedia que, con el tiempo, se convertiría en uno de los casos criminales más controversiales de Ohio.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:24
Porque aproximadamente un año después del accidente, la conductora, Mackenzie Shirilla, sería declarada culpable de asesinato.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:34
Y el juez no describiría lo ocurrido simplemente como conducción imprudente.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:40
La conclusión del tribunal fue mucho más grave.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:55
Pero para entender cómo un accidente terminó siendo tratado como un doble asesinato, tenemos que regresar al principio.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:04
Era la noche del sábado 30 de julio de 2022.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:09
Mackenzie Shirilla tenía diecisiete años.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:12
Dominic Russo tenía veinte.
Anna GarciaHOST
1:32
We begin with the Ohio teenager who was called literal hell on wheels by the judge in her murder trial.
Anna GarciaHOST
1:39
Mackenzie Shirilla intentionally drove her car 100 miles an hour into a brick wall, killing her boyfriend and another friend who was in the backseat.
Anna GarciaHOST
1:49
And in recently released body cam video after her arrest, the teen seems more distraught about her jewelry than her victims.
Anna GarciaHOST
1:56
[tense music] It was supposed to be a fun night out for Mackenzie Shirilla with her boyfriend Dominic Russo and his friend, Davion Flanagan, in Strongsville, Ohio.
Anna GarciaHOST
2:09
But in the overnight hours with Mackenzie Shirilla behind the wheel of this Toyota Camry, it would all turn tragic.
Anna GarciaHOST
2:17
Everything appeared to be normal as cameras show their vehicle approach the intersection.
Anna GarciaHOST
2:22
After the car makes a right turn, it starts to move at full speed, 100 miles per hour, then slamming into a building.
Jack FoxHOST
41:11
Please love me, and maybe also please just tell me how amazing I am, 'cause hey, I could get Micah's price down from $500 to $300." Not my favorite guy.
Jack FoxHOST
41:22
If you're a fan of Netflix documentaries, do check out my Netflix playlist on YouTube, where you'll see me break down the words spoken in documentary, documentaries like The Crash, Mackenzie Shirilla and her parents get the, the, the once-over from me.
Jack FoxHOST
41:35
Also, things like A Toxic Love Story as well.
Jack FoxHOST
41:37
And what do you think about JP Miller and Micah Miller? Do let me know in the comments if you can.
Morgan AbsherHOST
67:53
Yeah.
Morgan AbsherHOST
67:53
And as we saw with the Mackenzie Shirilla case too, like, all of your social media can be used against you.
Kaelyn MooreHOST
68:00
Yes.
Morgan AbsherHOST
68:00
So-
Zack PeterHOST
15:01
I posted something, almost like it's kind of similar to her comparison of L- of Lindsay Clancy and Luigi Mangione.
Zack PeterHOST
15:07
I posted, and I talked about this on the podcast, I said, "Do the Lindsay Clancy fan girlies also wanna vouch for Mackenzie Shirilla?" Obviously very different, but I've made this comparison a couple of times throughout the trial about how Mackenzie Shirilla is a woman.
Zack PeterHOST
15:24
Mackenzie Shirilla is maintaining her innocence even though she's been convicted and is locked in prison, right? She claims she had a medical condition.
Zack PeterHOST
15:32
She claims POTS is what caused her to accidentally kill her boyfriend and their friend by crashing her car into a brick building and taking the lives of those two gentlemen, and she miraculously survived that, right? I don't think she intended to survive that.
Zack PeterHOST
15:47
But she claims that she's innocent because she just doesn't remember doing it.
Zack PeterHOST
17:13
Those are the crazies that I'm talking about when I talk about the Lindsay Clancy fan girlies.
Zack PeterHOST
17:16
If you just are like, "Hey, I f-" you know, if you're kind of torn, if you're like, "I, I feel for her because I had postpartum, but, like, I do think there need to be consequences," then you're not a Lindsay Clancy fan girly, okay? So don't get triggered by something that clearly isn't even about you.
Zack PeterHOST
17:31
But that was the point that I was trying to make with Mackenzie Shirilla.

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