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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 45 MIN

McKenzie Shirilla: The Hell on Wheels Case That Shocked the Courtroom

from Fugitive Files · host SAM N Studios

She said it was an accident. The court said it was anything but. McKenzie Shirilla was convicted after prosecutors presented black box data and surveillance footage allegedly showing her accelerating to nearly 100 mph before crashing into a brick wall, killing Dominic Russo and DaVon Flanigan. What followed was a brutal legal showdown over intent, responsibility, and a toxic relationship, with the judge ultimately sentencing her to 15 years to life on two counts and describing the incident as “hell on wheels.” Now the case continues to divide public opinion between tragic accident and deliberate act—while the victims’ families are left with irreversible loss.New episodes every Monday.Some monsters don’t hide in the shadows — they hide in plain sight.Listen now on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fugitive-files/id1896535256Stay alert. Stay aware.

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