Episode Details

In the early morning hours of July 31st, 2002, an Ohio business park was rocked by the thunderous crash of a car slamming into a brick wall, taking the lives of two passengers.

Shockingly, the driver, 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla, somehow survived. 

But as word of the wreck spread like wildfire over social media, people couldn't help but wonder: if it had really just been an accident or whether there’d been something more sinister at play.

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Research & Writing:
Giselle Melanson Tattrie

Editing:
Aiden Wolf

Sources:
Global News
NBC News
Serialously Podcast Sept 4, 2023
Women and Crime Podcast – Mackenzie Shirilla