Mackenzie Shirilla, a mother and daughter duo convicted of double murder, discussed their newfound notoriety and fame-hungry aspirations in jailhouse phone calls. Shirilla's mom Natalie cackled in jailhouse phone calls about the global media attention, while Mackenzie fantasized about capitalizing on her crimes to launch a career in Hollywood.
Mackenzie Shirilla ’s relentless desire for fame was apparent in newly released jailhouse phone recordings and among her prison pals. She gleefully asked her mother if it was world news when her double-murder case was published in England.
Natalie Shirilla, her mom, cackled in jailhouse phone calls about the global media attention. Mackenzie also fantasized about capitalizing on her crimes to launch a career in Hollywood if she walks free. She ordered her Instagram bio to be changed to read '#freekenzie'
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