Clare Stephens

Yes.

Yes.

So it's a one and a half hour documentary about a horrifying car crash that took place in July 2022 in the community of Strongsville, Ohio.

And so basically the person driving was 17-year-old Mackenzie Sherilla.

And she was taking her boyfriend Dom and their friend Davion home from a high school graduation party.

party, although they get very into whether it was a party or a gathering, when the car, which was travelling at about 150 kilometres an hour, crashed into a brick building.

This is every teenager parent's worst nightmare.

Exactly.

And it killed Dom and Davion and it severely injured Mackenzie.

And the documentary goes through all this evidence because you just go, oh God, it's just that story that I feel like every community has of a tragic car accident and young people

young people's lives taken far too soon.

As the documentary goes through surveillance footage and mobile phone recordings and text messages and courtroom footage and interviews with all these family members to reconstruct what happened, it becomes clear and you learn that this investigation went from a crash that was a presumed accident to a double murder trial.

And you start to understand why they thought, well, they still think that there was intention behind it.

The reason I am obsessed with this show is because everyone I know, no one is completely convinced either way.

Yes, yes.

But gosh, it leaves you absolutely terrified of having teenagers.

It's one of those...

Chilling stories that you just go, oh, God, it's just so uncontrollable who your teenager becomes.

But completely gripping.

Love that it's just kind of the one doco.