'Hell on wheels': Teen convicted of crashing car at 100 mph, killing boyfriend and friend
'Hell on wheels': Teen convicted of crashing car at 100 mph, killing boyfriend and friend
“This was not reckless driving. This was murder,” the judge said before she read out Mackenzie Shirilla's verdict Monday afternoon.
“This was not reckless driving. This was murder,” the judge said before she read out Mackenzie Shirilla's verdict Monday afternoon.
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I am truly sorry for the passengers. Lost life because of teenage perceived hardship is tragic.
From a different perspective, it seems incredibly impressive that anyone survived a deliberate head on collision with a brick wall (that appears to have barely buckled) at 100 MPH / 161 KMH.
54 0 ReplyThanks for the Christianization of the speed units, God bless you
Survived and still standing on her feet...
18 7 ReplyNot just survived, but with everything intact. No missing limbs or massive head trauma. She's wildly lucky in that reguard.
11 0 ReplySomething tells me the judge will make her feel a bit less lucky within a few days.
I'd be surprised if she gets out within 20 years
4 0 ReplyOr wildly unlucky, depending on how one looks at it.
2 0 ReplyLucky or a very impressive feat of engineering in modern cars? 😱
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