True crime enthusiasts have turned to a free YouTube documentary for more details on the Mackenzie Shirilla case, following the success of Netflix's film The Crash. The Netflix release, which became the number one film among UK subscribers, explores the 2022 incident in Strongsville, Ohio, where 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla drove her car into a brick building at 100 miles per hour, killing her boyfriend Dominic and his friend Davion.
The Crash has spent two weeks at the top of Netflix's most-watched films, accumulating over 27.5 million views. Viewers described it as 'gut wrenching' and 'the most uncomfortable' true crime documentary. The film includes the first interview with Shirilla since the crash.
Now, fans are seeking additional content, including an episode of the podcast Dr Insanity, titled 'Parents Discover Their Daughter Is A Mass Killer'. The episode, uploaded in August 2025, is available for free on YouTube and runs for 28 minutes. It features more body camera footage than The Crash and includes police footage of Shirilla's parents being informed of the incident.
The Dr Insanity series, according to its YouTube description, retells 'the scariest stories on the internet' and delivers fact-checked true crime documentaries based on authoritative sources. Viewers have commented that the episode is 'heart breaking' and includes 'one of the hardest things I’ve watched', with some claiming it contains more details than the Netflix film.
Other documentaries covering the case include episodes of Mean Girl Murders on HBO Max and Killer Cases on Channel 4, which also feature interviews with family and friends.
