Steve Shirilla to Mackenzie Shirilla: "I'm sorry I wasn't at your trial...I was gonna kill someone." Mackenzie Shirilla tried the food in a to-go box, the rice but not the meat because there was beans in it. It grossed her out. A girl in the jail gave her a pen, so Mackenzie will share her commissary. Natalie Shirilla tells Mackenzie to check her video visits and messages, and Mackenzie finds her "hella messages." "DaFuq" sounds just like Kenzie when Natalie says it. Natalie describes how Bubba is going off the rails in his support of Mackenzie, telling people, "shut your mouth you lying punk." Meanwhile, Mackenzie can't find the emojis--but she found how to make a heart and other stuff for messages. She's telling everyone to put #FreeKenzie in their bios and "Home Soon." So it shows us, this is before her guilty verdict, probably very soon into the trial. "Today I got a money card from dad." "We did that on Tuesday," Natalie explains. "There's 40 bucks on there." Was that Tuesday, August 8, 2023, that Natalie sent the money? So is this call from the following day or two? I noticed that Mackenzie doesn't often say thank you. It's a consistent thing I've heard in a lot of jail calls with defendants like Mackenzie. Parents giving money and gifts, but not many "thank yous" coming back. Funny, Mackenzie does say "thank you so much" to an inmate, not her mom. CALL #2 starts off with Mackenzie saying, "So it's not like I did it on purpose. It was just a car crash." CALL #3 - Mackenzie says to Natalie, "I don't know what f is gonna happen. I want to tell you something really bad, but I can't tell you on the phone." Mackenzie wants her mom to see her mugshot. They start talking about Paul, the guy whose house was the last stop before the crash. "When he testified, he was like, 'I wanted it to be at my house for once because we never do anything at my house. And I was in a bad mood, and they convinced me to come do it at my house anyways. And all that [f-ish] just happened." Finally! Mackenzie talks about thinking she was asleep on the couch with Dom all night! I've been searching for this forever! "I thought I was sleep on the couch with Dom all night, but Dom wasn't--when Paul got up to see where everyone was, Dom wasn't on the couch with me at 4 a.m. I just think about that all the time." So--if Mackenzie just learned that bit of info during her trial, how could she think about that all the time? Unless she means she only thinks about it in the recent days she discovered that news. "Where was he?" Natalie asks. "I don't know," Mackenzie says, "and that just weirds me out. That just like makes so many more possibilities of what could have happened." So is Mackenzie attempting to say that Dom was up at 4 a.m., doing shrooms or something else, and blaming him for the crash? Or is it more likely that Mackenzie awakened at some point after 4 a.m., realized Dom wasn't with her on the couch sleeping, and went ham and perhaps that's why they left Paul's house after 5 a.m.? Was Mackenzie steaming mad at Dom? Natalie reminds Mackenzie that Dom called his friend Blair at 3:36 a.m., saying, "'Thanks for kicking it with me,' which was also super weird." So mom is planting the seeds that Mackenzie tries to plant: Blame Dom. "Yeah, he never did ish like that," Mackenzie agrees. "He always told me he doesn't even like Blair." Mackenzie tells her mom she's seen the text messages with Dom say he'd drop Blair in a second. Then she realizes she must be speaking too ill of the dead, so Mackenzie says, "I miss him still, I don't care. My little Nug." Mackenzie doesn't remember any pain from the crash. "I wish I could get hypnotized in here to remember. I think I know what happened. But I could be wrong. I feel like it was another instance of Dom doing what he always did." This is before the verdict, because Natalie hopes the judge makes the "right" decision. They go on to blame Dom for speeding, for yelling at Mackenzie, according to her, when she dropped a blunt and he didn't want it to burn his car. She says Kendra was in the car when Dom did stuff, and Mackenzie thinks Kendra should've testified. Then she goes on to say the stuff people said about the county jail was wrong. They scared her into thinking people would put broomsticks up her butt and make her submissive right away. Natalie warns her that those types of actions could happen on floors other than the psych ward. Mackenzie says, "Honestly, I'd rather deal with that right now," Her books are coming on August 19, 2023, and that's "so long" away according to the women. Acts 1:11 “Men of Galilee,” they said, “why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven.” Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join