Mackenzie Shirilla Defensecoming Soon - New police body camera footage captured convicted “hell on wheels” killer mackenzie shirilla just after cops arrested her for murdering her boyfriend and his friend by slamming her car into a. The details of the case, exploring the evidence that led to the. Mackenzie shirilla, now 19, who was called a “literal hell on wheels” by a cuyahoga county commons pleas judge, was found guilty of a slew of charges including four counts of. Mackenzie shirilla stood trial on charges of murder, aggravated vehicular homicide and drug possession for a crash in the early morning hours of july 31, 2025. Bodycam footage captured the moment police apprehended a teenage girl, later convicted of murder, for crashing into a wall at speeds of up to 100 mph with the intent to kill. Shirilla, appeals her convictions for multiple counts of murder, felonious assault and aggravated vehicular homicide. Mackenzie shirilla, 19 — who was found guilty of four counts of murder for the july 2025 wreck that killed her boyfriend, dominic russo, 20, and his friend davion flanagan, 19. In the early morning hours of july 31, 2025, mackenzie shirilla, then 17, was captured on surveillance footage driving in strongsville at 100 mph before crashing her 2025. Judge russo stated on monday that the most crucial piece of evidence against mackenzie shirilla was the chilling and tragic surveillance footage, which showed her. Bodycam footage caught by police in ohio reveals what convicted murderer mackenzie shirilla was thinking about during her arrest for the death of her boyfriend and. Mackenzie shirilla, who was 17 at the time of the crash, was found guilty in 2023 of the murders of her boyfriend dominic russo and friend davion flanagan.
New police body camera footage captured convicted “hell on wheels” killer mackenzie shirilla just after cops arrested her for murdering her boyfriend and his friend by slamming her car into a. The details of the case, exploring the evidence that led to the. Mackenzie shirilla, now 19, who was called a “literal hell on wheels” by a cuyahoga county commons pleas judge, was found guilty of a slew of charges including four counts of. Mackenzie shirilla stood trial on charges of murder, aggravated vehicular homicide and drug possession for a crash in the early morning hours of july 31, 2025. Bodycam footage captured the moment police apprehended a teenage girl, later convicted of murder, for crashing into a wall at speeds of up to 100 mph with the intent to kill.