There were several attempts to execute him over a number of years, but none of them worked

She hadn't seen a single headline about her own case, and her lawyer made a very deliberate choice

The children had been confined to a single room which was filled with human waste

One of the children discovered could not even spell her own name

New texts show Mackenzie Shirilla told Dominic Russo she was scared her condition was 'just gonna get worse'

Steve Shirilla was placed on administrative leave from the school he worked at following the release of Netflix's The Crash

Mackenzie Shirilla is behind bars after being convicted of double murder

The 21-year-old is the subject of a new true crime Netflix documentary

Mackenzie Shirilla and her mom Natalie were heard speaking in 'code' in newly obtained jail calls

The Crash on Netflix has brought renewed attention to Mackenzie Shirilla's case

The pair had a series of troubling conversations

Newly discovered texts show 'threats' Dominic Russo had received from Mackenzie

Being behind bars has not ended killer Mackenzie Shirilla's love life, with her prison girlfriend sharing what it was like to date her

Mackenzie Shirilla's chilling decision to drive a car into a wall at 100mph has been re-examined in Netflix's 'The Crash'

The documentary is currently at number one on Netflix, but it could have serious legal repercussions for her parole in 2037

Mackenzie Shirilla was convicted of 12 counts of felony

Mackenzie Shirilla's fatal car crash killed her boyfriend, his friend, and landed her with a potential life sentence

An ex-inmate at Ohio Prison said Mackenzie Shirilla was trying to be like Mean Girls' Regina George

Police were informed that Mackenzie Shirilla was seen driving a car in Strongsville shortly after the crash

A documentary on Netflix is looking into the tragedy

Shirilla, who was dubbed 'hell on wheels', has maintained her innocence

The father of Mackenzie Shirilla's boyfriend, Dom, recalls the three final words from his son in Netflix's new documentary

Crysta Willis was told that her grandson had been in an accident and arrested because he was at fault

Jurors found that the company's refusal to allow her to work from home contributed to the death of her infant daughter