Netflix’s recently released true-crime documentary, The Crash has dredged up a sensational case. The story follows the highly-publicised Ohio criminal case of Mackenzie Shirilla, a 17-year-old (now 21) who was convicted of dual murder. She intentionally slammed her car into a brick building at 100 mph, killing her boyfriend, Dominic Russo and his friend, Davion Flanagan. The documentary features Mackenzie’s first interview since being put behind bars. Recently, details of her whereabouts after the crash until she was jailed surfaced, raising eyebrows.
Mackenzie Shirilla’s debatable social media activities just days after the crash
Following the dreadful July 31, 2022 car crash that took away two lives, Mackenzie Shirilla was admitted to hospital for injuries around her neck and other parts. At that time, she was still active on social media and even made some questionable updates. She and her mother, Natalie Shirilla actively sought influencer and modeling work just days after the incident. At that time, a fashion company reached out to The Crash subject on Instagram regarding a potential collaboration. Normally, she would have been grief-stricken over her boyfriend and his friend’s deaths and not in any state to accept the offer.
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