Netflix Crash: What Mackenzie Shirilla's Parents Reveal When They Defend Her
You asked to hear from Mackenzie Shirilla's parents and now you will. Natalie and Steve sat down for Netflix, and Natalie stood up in court to defend their daughter, and what they choose to talk about tells you everything. Jack shows you the moment a judge has to remind Natalie that two young men are dead, the words she uses when she takes the blame for her daughter's behaviour, and the way Steve keeps pointing you away from the only two things that actually matter. Listen to what this family talks about and what they never quite get around to saying.
If you want to understand the Shirilla family from the inside out, this is the breakdown you have been waiting for.
Featured in this episode: Netflix Crash, Mackenzie Shirilla, Natalie Shirilla, Steve Shirilla, statement analysis, true crime, deception detection.
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