Mackenzie Shirilla Went On Netflix To Convince The World She Was Innocent. Her Words Did The Opposite.
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Mackenzie Shirilla Went On Netflix To Convince The World She Was Innocent. Her Words Did The Opposite.
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In May 2026 Netflix released The Crash, a documentary about Mackenzie Shirilla, convicted of the murders of Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan. Before the documentary, most people had never heard of her. She had a blank page and an audience who came in open minded and ready to listen. By the time the interview was over, most of them weren't buying her innocence. In this episode of How Words Work, Jack Fox breaks down exactly what she said that closed the door on her. Three patterns. All of them things that any of us can fall into when we feel nervous or unconfident. And three simple things you can do instead to make sure your words work for you, not against you.
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