A Call To Action: Mackenzie Shirilla's Death Sparks A Movement For Mental Health Awareness

Webmackenzie shirilla had one mission when she crashed her car into a brick building — and that was murder, a judge said. Webmackenzie shirilla was only 17 years old on the night she crashed her camry into a brick wall at 160 km/h, killing her boyfriend and a friend. Webohio teenager mackenzie shirilla may spend the rest of her life behind bars after a judge ruled she intentionally drove 100 mph into a brick building, killing her. Webcleveland, ohio — a woman who crashed her car at 100 mph into a building and killed her boyfriend and their friend when she was 17 faces life in prison. Webshirilla, who was 17 at the time of the crash last july, did not brake as she drove into a wall.

Webmackenzie shirilla, 19, was found guilty of 12 counts last monday, including four counts of murder, in the july 2022 crash in strongsville, ohio, which killed her. Webmackenzie shirilla, 19, was found guilty of four counts each of murder and felonious assault, two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, one count of drug.