Make sure to have headphones with both sides working when listening to these Cuyahoga County jail calls. I don't know the date of this call. "OMG this one man he's like 45...I think I'm going to call him. He's like a sugar daddy. He scares me a little bit though." It's pretty crazy to hear Mackenzie Shirilla giving her friends relationship advice in this newly-released jail phone call. "Let me know if you see Dom, because Dom was going there." Mackenzie Shirilla laughs with friends about Dom joining the Army. It sounds like Dom lied to Mackenzie, according to her, about going to the Army. I'm thinking he probably just wanted to get away from her by any means necessary. Mackenzie told her friends about her love life with Dominic Russo, and reads letter from another man from jail. Mackenzie is urging one of her friends who was featured in Netflix's #TheCrash to break up with her boyfriend. The friend says that she's going to join the Army, and Mackenzie dead pans: "Let me know if you see Dom, because Dom was going there." Giggles ensue. "He's gonna use the just-the-tip face," Mackenzie advises a friend who is considering breaking up with her boyfriend. I've edited out portions of this phone call with Mackenzie and friends to protect their privacy. I will likely put the raw phone call audio on my "Paula Mooney from PLUNDER True Crime" Patreon account before long. "Hey baby girl," Mackenzie reads from one of the 3 letters she had gotten from men at that point. Mackenzie is mad about the Securus jail tablet that costs $20 per month for a music subscription, but doesn't have well-known songs by famous artists. Then Mackenzie tells her friends to unfollow weird people, so obviously her friends have access to her Instagram account, because they joke about people wondering how Mackenzie could unfollow them from jail. Lamentations 3:24 I say to myself, “The Lord is my portion; therefore I will wait for him.” Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join