100 mph crash route - Mean girl Barbie Mackenzie Shirilla kills boyfriend and friend

Gulf Coast Confidential Gumbo - Dig in with us on several spicy cases!

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/fan_mail/new] This week our Podcast is a lil different.   We're talking about more than half a dozen cases we're following and it’s a little bit of everything: *Nicolette Keough the lady that urinates on items in Airbnb here along the Gulf Coast and then posts her photos of said activity on an Adult Internet Site.  We'll have more on how her latest court hearing went.  *Updates on Dr. Ben Brown and Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky.  *A little peek at the upcoming Summer episode we are doing on the Original Dr. Death Chris Dunstch. Texas let him go on practicing because they just couldn’t believe any surgeon could be that incompetent.   *Update on the icky Tennessee School Member Keith Ervin.  He has now been charged with Assault.  *Update on Pace Pharmacy.  *A story about a Florida Teacher, Karen Savage, that inappropriately tied a phone charger cord around a black baby doll and left it suspended over a classroom TV.  These are just the stories we are doing along with our regular True Crime Episodes.  We have an interesting Summer coming up! Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/support]

Texts, warm milk, and ‘Boom’ shirt – Mackenzie Shirilla’s Leap Day appeal

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/fan_mail/new] Mean girls rule by fear – the gossip, the condescension, the ostracizing – it’s all designed to keep them at the top of the food chain and others around them so scared that no one holds them accountable for their cruelty and corruption.  Some people take whatever mean girls dish out – no matter what – because they’re afraid of becoming the next target of bullying or rumors.  Queens of mean don’t deal in facts; they deal in toxic drama. No one wears that tarnished crown better than Mackenzie Shirilla. The 21-year-old Ohio woman is serving 15 years to life in prison for deliberately crashing her car into a brick wall at speeds of 100 mph. The 2022 crash killed her boyfriend, 20-year-old Dominique Russo and their friend, 19-year-old Davion Flanagan.  Thousands of recently released texts between Shirilla and Russo, show that Mackenzie, who was 17 at the time of the crash, threatened, insulted, and talked down to him repeatedly while they dated. She treated the young man more like an ATM and a whipping post than a friend or companion.  After years of this abuse, (they’d been together since she was 13), the messages show he wanted to break it off with her because he thought it was best for both of them.  She was not having it.  And the texts she sent her own dad Steve Shirilla, are enough to make any normal parent and child cringe. She demands he rub her feet, bring “warm milk” to her room, and fetch her bougie Starbucks to-go orders.  In our latest episode of Gulf Coast Confidential, “Texts, warm milk, and ‘Boom’ shirt – Mackenzie Shirilla’s Leap Day appeal,” we’re picking up where we left off with Mean Girl Barbie Mackenzie and the more, we learn the worse it is.   Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/support]

Florida’s Free Kill Law - The Story of Cameron Perritt

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/fan_mail/new] What happens when a medical error takes your loved one's life, but the state of Florida says you have no right to answers?  In this powerful personal documentary, we follow the family and friends of 33-year-old Cameron Perritt as they fight against Florida Statute § 768.21(8)—better known as the "Free Kill" law.  Because Cameron was over 25 and unmarried, his surviving family members are barred from seeking non-economic damages, like pain and suffering, in wrongful death claims. This legal loophole does more than block financial justice; it blocks the entire discovery process, leaving grieving families facing a wall of silence from healthcare providers.  From the heartbreaking personal loss to the high-profile billboards at the state border, witness one family’s relentless battle to repeal this controversial law and restore medical accountability in Florida. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/support]

100 mph crash route - Mean girl Barbie Mackenzie Shirilla kills boyfriend and friend

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/fan_mail/new] Mackenzie Shirilla never hit the brakes when she crashed her car into a brick building speeding at 100 mph. Two passengers in her car were killed: her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and their friend, Davion Flanagan. Her friends and family claim it was an accident, but the judge disagreed calling Mackenzie “hell on wheels.”  Mean Girl Regina George Wannabe Mackenzie Shirilla was sentenced to 15 years to life for premeditated murder over it. The case is the focus of a new Netflix documentary called “The Crash” and you won’t believe the arrogance and total disregard she has for others.  And the apple didn’t fall far from the tree with this one, her parents seem to be the same way. Her father, an art and media teacher, has been suspended with pay and placed on administrative leave for comments he made on the documentary. Now his daughter, the Queen of the Plastics, is in prison where visits with mother were recorded revealing that the young woman is not grieving but reveling in her global notoriety.  Join us for more on the latest episode of the Gulf Coast Confidential Podcast “100 mph crash route- mean girl Barbie Mackenzie Shirilla kills boyfriend and friend.” Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/support]

Dean Faiello – fake doctor, real deaths, too many lies, lidocaine, and zero truths

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/fan_mail/new] Dean Faiello looked the part of a doctor. The handsome charmer wore the white coat well and spoke as if he knew what he was doing.  No one who came to his New York City officer for skincare and beauty services had any idea the so-called dermatologist didn't even have a medical license.  But behind the scenes he was cutting corners along with people’s bodies.  Faiello was busted for buying the numbing agent lidocaine off the black market, but he didn't know how to administer it properly with a syringe, or even take a pulse. When a woman in his care started having seizures as he performed several procedures on her, instead of calling 911 he loaded up her small body in a suitcase, buried it beneath the floor of his garage, and took off for Costa Rica. Even with law enforcement hot on his trail Faiello still tried to talk his way out of it and almost got away with all of it.   Join us this week for the latest episode of the Gulf Coast Confidential Podcast [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574627437511&__cft__%5b0%5d=AZZoxfcGyR9ulfS5vQujQSNZQ0Vo6nkGWUNNxkVF0ZaTCJjIFw-PA1vNZYx8lC8FIWiO5QQsVEXIh5AfxiBnTVBrkVXYlxD9aQ6zUa9Wdd8hVoFCDXkYiOG-HHPScqXsHYdpVIOMjQR3CeYy1UYsQAXCmWpDZLzV0sZL53jKP9iVA8IHyeSlNvaWkRpt0TSwAo3MSuoXQtMsqpjFeWIxynJF&__tn__=-%5dK-R], “Dean Faiello – fake doctor, real deaths, too many lies, lidocaine, and zero truths.” Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2062562/support]