Stephanie Soo

And so then Davion's parents are like, okay, well, something else weird happened.

Bubba told us that he had gone to the hospital to see Mackenzie and he saw Mackenzie's dad, Steve.

And quote, according to Landon, Bubba,

This is in the police report.

Steve looked him in the eye and asked him to help him save his daughter.

So with all of this piece together, the Internet is like, OK, help him save his daughter.

I think the reason that at least initially Rosie and Bubba segments on the Netflix talk were so widely discussed is because

They really might be the only few people who have insight on what happened that night.

And it's odd that they seemed so evasive about talking to the police, cooperating with the investigation, that they're not defending, but somewhat supporting Mackenzie, even though they've been friends with Davion for way longer.

There's just a lot of questions denizens have.

So we asked them, and Rosie and Bubba responded.

And that will be in the next part.

Stay tuned, be safe, and I will see you in the next one.

July 11th, 2022, 17-year-old Mackenzie Sherilla posts an Instagram photo and texts one of her friends named Rosie.

So Mackenzie is texting her friend Rosie, I am Gia already liked.

I am Gia being the clothing brand, aka this huge clothing brand liked her Instagram picture.

Rosie responds, oh my God, yes, we're so famous.

Mackenzie says, bro, we're gonna be famous as fuck soon before this year ends.

This is from July 11th, 2022, just 20 days before the crash where Mackenzie drove her car into a brick building at nearly 100 miles per hour speeds, killing her boyfriend Dom in the front passenger seat and her friend Davion in the back seat.

This case has since gone viral again with the release of the new Netflix documentary called The Crash.