Mackenzie Shirilla, who was 17 when she drove 100 mph into a brick wall killing her two passengers, has been given two life sentences to be served concurrently after she was found guilty of multiple counts of murder. The now 19-year-old will serve a minimum of 15 years behind bars, with Judge Nancy Margaret Russo stating she believes the parole board will extend the length of Shirilla's time in prison. The sentencing came Monday afternoon in Cleveland, Ohio, with court room cameras capturing the...
Mackenzie Shirilla, who was 17 when she drove 100 mph into a brick wall killing her two passengers, has been given two life sentences to be served concurrently after she was found guilty of multiple counts of murder. The now 19-year-old will serve a minimum of 15 years behind bars, with Judge Nancy Margaret Russo stating she believes the parole board will extend the length of Shirilla's time in prison. The sentencing came Monday afternoon in Cleveland, Ohio, with court room cameras capturing the...
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