Netflix's hit documentary The Crash has reignited public interest in the Mackenzie Shirilla case, with a shocking hospital recording resurfacing. In the recording, Shirilla allegedly spoke in a coded, pig latin-like language to her mother, appearing to cook up a cover story just hours after the crash that killed two people.
According to Assistant Prosecutor Tim Troup, Shirilla's manner of speaking was described as a 'unique language' comparable to pig latin. In the recording, she asked her mother whether they should tell police she had a seizure before the crash, and then turned to Detective Hazou directly and asked to have her license taken away for 10 years.
The clip has gone massively viral, with viewers reacting with shock and outrage across social media. Shirilla was found guilty on all 12 charges, including murder and aggravated vehicular homicide, and was sentenced to two concurrent 15-year-to-life terms.
