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Anna Katrina Sevilla

'I'm Going to be a Life Coach' — Mackenzie Shirilla Reveals Post-Prison Goal As Netflix Documentary Fuels Debate

Mackenzie Shirilla reveals she wants to pursue different things, including becoming a life coach, when she gets out of prison. (Credit: Instagram / @mackenzieshirilla)

As Netflix's The Crash continues to generate discussion among true-crime viewers, Mackenzie Shirilla's future plans have become the latest source of controversy. The convicted 21-year-old from Ohio recently revealed in prison phone calls that she hopes to pursue a career as a life coach after her release from prison.

Shirilla is serving two concurrent sentences of 15 years to life after an Ohio judge found her guilty of intentionally driving her vehicle into a brick building at high speed in 2023. Prosecutors argued the crash was deliberate, while Shirilla has continued to maintain she does not remember the moments leading up to the collision, disputing the murder label attached to her case, per People.

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