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Mackenzie Shirilla “is their golden child. They treat the other sister like crap." Dom’s mom, Angelo
Mackenzie Shirilla “is their golden child. They treat the other sister like crap." Dom’s mom, Angelo

PLUNDER BODYCAM VIDEOS  |  2026-05-20

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"She is their golden child. They treat the other sister like crap." Mackenzie Shirilla wanted to put her photos in Dominic Russo's casket Angelo Russo & Christine Russo interview - Dom's brother & mom speak of Danielle Shirilla, Mackenzie's older sister. Born in Strongsville in August 2004, Macke...

"She is their golden child. They treat the other sister like crap." Mackenzie Shirilla wanted to put her photos in Dominic Russo's casket Angelo Russo & Christine Russo interview - Dom's brother & mom speak of Danielle Shirilla, Mackenzie's older sister. Born in Strongsville in August 2004, Mackenzie Shirilla grew up in a middle-class household with her parents Natalie and Steven Shirilla and her sister, Danielle. However, Dom's brother Angelo told police that Mackenzie grew very possessive of his brother as time went on. "She'd be threatening to hurt herself. She was very very selfish." Angelo Russo testified that he is 24 years old and is Dominic Russo’s brother. Russo met Shirilla when she and Dominic began dating and that Shirilla was over Angelo’s house “a lot.” According to Angelo Russo, Shirilla and Dominic had “broken up many times” over the years and in June and July 2022 Dominic was considering ending the relationship for good. Shirilla sent Angelo a few text messages after the crash which Angelo provided to the police. In an August 6, 2022 text, Shirilla asked Angelo “would you be able to go in Dom’s room and grab some photos from his desk of me and him so I could put them into the casket so he can be with me forever.” Shirilla sent him another message later that month in which she apologized for the crash and said, “I know you probably think this is all my fault . . . I wish that he was here, too. This should have never happened. . . . I really do feel bad. It’s killing me.” When Danielle Shirilla won the Strongsville Girl Scouts Powder Puff Derby in March 2015, she was a 2nd-grade Brownie (typically 7 or 8 years old). Jeremiah 51:10 ‘The Lord has vindicated us; come, let us tell in Zion what the Lord our God has done.’ Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join

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