STRONGSVILLE, Ohio (WOIO) – Mackenzie Shirilla’s father has been placed on administrative leave following the release of the brand new Netflix documentary, “The Crash.”
Mackenzie Shirilla crashed her automobile on July 31, 2022 in Strongsville.
She was touring 100 mph and slammed right into a brick wall, killing her boyfriend Dominic Russo and their buddy Davion Flanagan.
In 2023, a Cuyahoga County decide discovered Mackenzie Shirilla responsible of a number of prices, together with homicide and aggravated vehicular murder. Shirilla was sentenced to life in jail with eligibility for parole after 15 years served.
The new Netflix documentary places her again into the highlight after the tragic wreck.
Her father, Steve Shirilla, has now been placed on administrative leave from his place at Mary Queen of Peace School in Cleveland since his release feedback he made.
According to the varsity’s web site, he’s the artwork and digital media instructor.
19 News has reached out to the varsity for extra data.
The following e-mail was despatched to folks concerning the leave:
A mother or father, who requested to stay nameless, instructed 19 News that the scholars did love and respect Mr. Shirilla as a instructor.
Steve Shirilla confirmed with 19 News that he was placed on administrative leave, and that the varsity is doing an investigation and that is all he is aware of. He spoke off digicam with 19 News.
He says he is upset with the documentary and the way the enhancing of it got here out, saying there was extra that he stated that wasn’t edited in.
He additionally instructed 19 News he believes his daughter is harmless and that there’s extra to the story.
