Natalie Shirilla wants to bring Mackenzie Shirilla the Harry Potter series of books. "Am I gonna be able to see y'all in the courtroom tomorrow?" Mackenzie Shirilla asks her mom. "I keep blacking out bad AF." "Man, I'mma tell you what else Angelo said. I was like, 'Why are you sitting there lying?'" "I'mma tell you what else Angelo said because he was literally lying so bad the whole time." "Jim was like, 'It's clear that--' I was like I didn't live with Dom, but I lived with Dom." "He was like, 'Kenzie got kicked out multiple times. Kenzie's mom always came to get her.'" "You have to stop," Natalie says. "I don't know if I can know this information." "Oh, I'm sorry," Mackenzie says. There's 26 rooms on Mackenzie's pod. "I went from 10 to 26," she says. This must be soon after the start of her trial on Monday, August 7, 2023. Angelo Russo testified on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, which was Day 2 of the bench trial in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. Mackenzie starts speaking carney gibberish to her mom, saying her pod looks weird, or the people in the pod look weird. "Yeah, they're f-ing criminals and drug deals and drug addicts," Steve Shirilla says, ironically. "I'm excited about bringing you a book," Natalie says. "I'm excited about hopefully getting the f outta here soon," Mackenzie retorts. "I'm about to ask for mental health, too." "When I get home, this is my plan," Mackenzie says so confidently that she'll be found not guilty. "Obviously I'm staying with you guys as long as possible but while I stay with you guys I'm gonna start saving up money. Then I'm gonna try to like move out of Strongsville, I want to try to like move somewhere with a lot of land." Mackenzie says something about getting a little house but making it something. It's hard to hear with Natalie talking over her daughter, saying, "Of course you are." "I don't want a big house," Mackenzie says. "I was like a little house that's nice on the inside. So I can have a lot of nice things, but I don't want like a big-ass house." "Also today they brought up my stuff at Dom's house, like Kenzie has belongings there." Mackenzie said in court they spoke of her having socks, clothes, makeup at Dom's house. "Oh okay. Do you feel better now?" Natalie asks. "Yeah," Mackenzie answers, "but I don't know if that means--I don't care if it's damaged, I don't care if they broke everything in it. I just want it. Because it's Dom's." Then Mackenzie asks about social media: "Did you ever get into that Instagram account? The OHDimeGirl?" Natalie says not yet, that she's been a little pre-occupied, but she'll set herself a reminder to do it the next day. Mackenzie asks her to change her Instagram name to that, Baby Kush or something. "Isn't it that already?" Natalie asks. Faythe can't come tomorrow but will be there Thursday, Natalie says, so this is indeed Tuesday, August 8, 2023. Natalie also tells her that Jaida will be there, which is odd, if this is the same Jaida that Mackenzie and her mom dogged out on these jail phone calls. There's no playing cards or anything to read except an Alcoholics Anonymous book that Mackenzie says she will read. "Were you chilly today?" Natalie asks. "As f*(, yes, I was cold AF." Mackenzie answers. "Did you get a sweater?" "Oh no, because they said I couldn't have it. I have to get it tomorrow." Isaiah 43:26 Review the past for me, let us argue the matter together; state the case for your innocence. Mackenzie Shirilla Case Collection: https://www.patreon.com/collection/1262197?view=expanded Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join