Episode 111: “Crash, Control, and Consequence: The Mackenzie Shirilla Case


🎧 Episode Title

Episode 111: “Crash, Control, and Consequence: The Mackenzie Shirilla Case”

📝 Episode Description

On a warm summer night in Strongsville, Ohio, a car slammed into a brick wall at over 100 miles per hour. Two young men — Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan — died instantly. The driver? Mackenzie Shirilla, a 17-year-old girl who survived the crash.

What followed was a trial that gripped the internet: love, obsession, digital footprints, and a crash that prosecutors say was no accident. In this episode of Murder, Blood, and Psychopaths, we uncover how forensic data, toxic behavior, and one life-altering decision led to a murder conviction — and a life sentence.

Was this a tragic mistake… or a methodical act of vengeance?

Buckle up — this one will stay with you long after the episode ends.


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