Mackenzie Shirilla

Supporters managing Shirilla's Instagram page posted a new prison selfie following a setback

Mackenzie Shirilla's lawyers have made another legal move after the Ohio Supreme Court declined to hear her latest appeal

Mackenzie Shirilla was convicted of killing Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan.

The grieving sister shared her thoughts online after Shirilla’s latest attempt to secure a fresh trial was turned down

Her latest appeal has been rejected by the Ohio Supreme Court, meaning she will remain behind bars

It seems the convicted murderer now has something to distract herself after being as 'bored as hell'

She also claimed Mackenzie kept a 'scrapbook' surrounding the viral crash, but it included no pictures of Dominic or Davion Flanagan

Steven Shirilla got in a heated exchanged with cops following her arrest

Shirilla's behaviour behind bars has been revealed in a new report

Shocking video showed the moment Shirilla's parents confronted police officers at the station

Steve Shirilla spoke out about being suspended from his job as well as revealing what Mackenzie thought of The Crash

Gypsy Rose Blanchard says Mackenzie Shirilla needs to use her time in prison to 'grow up'

The files includes over 30,000 pages of texts between her and document, as well as testimony from the mother of Mackenzie's ex-boyfriend

Shyann Topping also opened up on the moment she realised Shrilla was 'maybe not a good person'

Police have released a huge dump of Mackenzie Shirilla files, which includes a disturbing recording taken just days before the crash

They released a statement after calls from her family for another appeal to overturn her conviction

31,000 pages of text messages between the pair were released in court documents, and paint a toxic picture of their relationship

Christine Russo also revealed a bizarre lie the family were told by Mackenzie's mother

Her former prison girlfriend claimed Shirilla told her what the other inmates were calling her

A former prison inmate who spent time in jail with Mackenzie said that she is 'fame-hungry' leading to concerns she will monetise her infamy