⬇️ Video ⬇️ 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. Jail call: Mackenzie Shirilla advises her younger sister how to blow up on Instagram - Not ORW audio Mackenzie Shirilla offers advice for her sister to blow up on Instagram in this jail call with her mom. "I want to go to church with her when I get out," Mackenzie Shirilla says after she was sent a Bible verse from a woman she calls Miss Lisa, and she reads it to her mom, Natalie Shirilla, during this undated jail call. It's from Ephesians 6:10-13: "Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can make your stand against the devil’s schemes. 12For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this world’s darkness, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms…" Both women loved to hear that verse, and admittedly, I chuckled to myself that Mackenzie didn't know how to pronounce Ephesians, and her mom didn't correct her, but Natalie said, "Whatever that is, you read that." Natalie urged Mackenzie to read positive stuff like "that" everyday. The woman Lisa wants to pray with Natalie, but Mackenzie's mom preferred to meet the woman at a coffee shop, not in Strongsville, Ohio. She thought the woman was from Berea. Mackenzie recommended TownHall, and of course, she'd recommend that place owned by beleaguered Bobby George, the owner of several popular Columbus and Cleveland restaurants like TownHall and Barley House Wealthy businessman Bobby avoided jail time after pleading guilty to a felony charge in a Cleveland courtroom that accused him of strangling a 25-year-old woman. To read what that woman says she endured at his hands is shocking indeed. Mackenzie and her mom spoke about controversy on social media. Internet trolls are evil and vile. They won't say anything positive about Mackenzie, says her mom. Mackenzie also said she wanted to go to church when she gets out. So whatever date this call took place, Mackenzie still thinks she's going to be set free. She mentions not knowing if she wants to shave while she's in county. "When they pray you feel it," Mackenzie says. "They're like so close to God you feel it. I don't know if I could ever get that close." I tell you what, Mackenzie, in spite of everything, always run to God. "OMG I can't believe that poop is still on the wall," her mom says, after listening to voices in the background. I know there's another call somewhere in this batch about a woman throwing excrement on the wall. How I wish these calls had dates. Mackenzie asks about her dad and sister, tells her mom, "I miss them." Natalie tells Mackenzie that her sister is making animated skits for Instagram. "She does that [ish] now?" Mackenzie asks, perhaps a little jealous? "That's cool." Mackenzie Shirilla offers advice for her sister to blow up on Instagram But Mackenzie does offer advice to her sister to blow up on social media by using popular Instagram reel hashtags. "That's the type of dumb [ish] that blows up, like Dani's smart AF for doing that," Mackenzie says. Perhaps there's a mix of envy and admiration for her sister. At first Mackenzie thought her sister was starring in the skits herself on camera, but Natalie explained that baby sis was animating the reels. "My hair's so long I can braid it...I'm not talking about my hair on my head." Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join