Emily Simpson

I mean, for you to be able to put someone in a chokehold for, think about how long three to five minutes is.

I mean, if we sat here for three to five minutes, I mean, it would feel like an eternity.

That is a long time.

That's a long time for you to think, I probably shouldn't do this.

And he just kept.

And he couldn't think about anything else.

He let it go.

We're going to talk about Mackenzie Sherilla again.

We already did an episode on her.

So if you guys haven't listened to it yet, you could go back and listen to it.

It's called The Crash.

It's on Netflix.

We wanted to do an update or talk about her more because after The Crash came out and we recorded an episode, I feel like even more information than was in... Well, I think the popularity does it, right?

And so now there's even more information, more content creators out there talking about it, more people who know McKinsey, her cellmates, there's jailhouse recordings, so much information out there that we need to talk about McKinsey a little bit more.

So just to do a little background in case you don't know, Mackenzie Sherilla was convicted in 2023 for the 2022 death of her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and his friend Davion Flanagan.

Prosecutors argued she intentionally accelerated her car and drove into a wall at nearly 100 miles per hour.

And this occurred in Strongsville, Ohio.

killing both of her passengers.

She was 17 at the time and was tried as an adult.

A judge found her guilty of murder and sentenced her to life in prison with the earliest parole eligibility in 2037.