CLEVELAND (WJW) — The FOX 8 I-Team has found people sounding off to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections outraged over the case of Mackenzie Shirilla.
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Officials with the ODRC said the state “does not provide incarcerated persons with a means to access social media.” Officials added they cannot ”control a third party’s social media activity, including their management of an account in the name of an incarcerated individual.”
The I-Team has found many of you are furious about attention on Mackenzie Shirilla and have emailed the ODRC to voice complaints after a documentary about Shirilla’s case and I-Team reports on her prison discipline.
Shirilla was sent to prison in 2023 for 15 years to life. She was convicted of speeding into a building at up to 100 miles an hour, killing her boyfriend and another man…