
Did Mackenzie Shirilla's Family Just Build the Case Against Her?
Natalie Shirilla called the Russo family "evil people" on a monitored prison call. Steve Shirilla lost his teaching job after appearing on a Netflix documentary defending his convicted daughter. Macke...
5 Juni 56min

How Strong Is the Case in the Anna Kepner Cruise Ship Trial?
A federal judge said he would not call the prosecution's case in the Anna Kepner cruise ship death strong — used the words "a much closer call" with "various defenses." The DNA match odds are 120 sext...
5 Juni 17min

Could Mackenzie Shirilla's Mother Face Her Own Legal Exposure?
Natalie Shirilla used a private coded language on recorded prison calls to communicate with her convicted daughter. Prosecutors decoded those calls and presented them as evidence at trial. In one exch...
5 Juni 18min

Can Mackenzie Shirilla's Prison Behavior Keep Her Locked Up Longer?
Mackenzie Shirilla's conduct file at the Ohio Reformatory for Women has thirty-six entries in less than three years — guilty on thirty-two. On recorded prison calls, she refuses rehabilitation, calls ...
5 Juni 21min

The Crash: The Full Psychological Breakdown of the Mackenzie Shirilla Case
The courtroom saw a cold-blooded killer. Netflix saw a documentary. The public saw a debate. Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott sees a clinical case that was never properly examined — and a system that con...
4 Juni 58min

The Crash: Is Mackenzie Shirilla's Memory Loss Real — And What About Everyone Else's Certainty?
A fellow inmate says the Mackenzie Shirilla in the Netflix documentary — soft-spoken, remorseful, insisting she can't remember — isn't the person she spent six months with in prison. She described som...
4 Juni 22min

The Crash: Why the Mackenzie Shirilla Relationship Matters More Than the Video
Everyone's focused on the surveillance footage — the car turning, accelerating, hitting the wall. But psychotherapist Shavaun Scott says the real evidence in the Mackenzie Shirilla case isn't on that ...
4 Juni 15min

The Crash: What the Prosecution Got Wrong About Mackenzie Shirilla's Psychology
A judge called Mackenzie Shirilla's actions "controlled, methodical, deliberate, intentional, and purposeful." Five adjectives that describe a cold, calculating mind. But what if every one of those wo...
4 Juni 21min




















