Shirilla: 'I don’t need rehab' jail call reveals defiant stance
TL;DR
Mackenzie Shirilla, 21, is serving two 15-years-to-life sentences for a 2022 crash prosecutors said was intentional that killed her boyfriend and a friend; in an undated jail call with her mother she says she doesn’t believe she needs rehabilitation, while her mother emphasizes rehab as the prison’s goal; Shirilla is eligible for parole in 2037, and renewed attention to the case has followed Netflix’s documentary The Crash.
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