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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

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

Judge Marcelo Kopcow described Watts' crimes as the 'most inhumane and vicious' that he had ever encountered

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

Alex Batty recently opened up about his six-year disappearance in BBC documentary, Kidnapped by My Mum

She explained why her 'jaw dropped' when she watched The Crash

It was described as one of the most painful ways to die

She might have to wait a while to see the money

It could play a big part in her hopes of parole

Mackenzie Shirilla's Instagram account shared screenshots from her appeal, as well as text messages with her boyfriend Dominic

Chris Watts revealed how he 'talks to' the photos of his pregnant wife and two daughters, who he killed in 2018, from his cell

Shirilla claims that she had a 'medical incident' which caused her to pass out and crash, but this is disproven by footage of the route

There are two other documentaries which include multiple details about Mackenzie's case not included in the Netflix doc

Cops later worked out what the killer driver had been saying to her mother Natalie

Prosecutor Tim Troup spoke about the crash in more detail on a different documentary, saying the victims 'couldn't have survived' the crash

The convicted killer, 21, was heard discussing what her life might look like 'when she gets out of jail'