Discretion is advised.

This is 10-minute murder.

On the 31st of July, 2020, at 5.30 in the morning, a Toyota Camry crashed into a brick wall in Cleveland, Ohio.

The driver was a 17-year-old girl named McKenzie's Shrilla. She had two passengers, her boyfriend,

20-year-old Dominic Russo, and their friend, 19-year-old Davian Flanagan.

Dominic and Davian were both killed in the crash, but McKinsey survived after being rushed

to the hospital. While still in a wheelchair in the hospital, she began searching the internet

for modeling gigs in Los Angeles.

Even after being discharged from the hospital, she didn't seem too affected by the trauma,

attending a concert in her wheelchair, and filming TikTok videos with her friends.

McKenzie appeared to be moving on with their life, but local police were still examining

the case.

There had not been another vehicle involved in the crash, and the driving conditions had

not been dangerous.

McKinsey had admitted that she, Dominic, and Davian had smoked marijuana before the crash,

which was confirmed by toxicology reports. But the marijuana didn't explain why a fatal

crash had taken place. So why had the car ended up colliding with an easily avoidable wall

at such a high speed? McKenzie, as the crash's only survivor, claimed that she had no idea

what happened during the seconds that led up to the accident's only survivor, claimed that she had no idea what happened during the seconds

that led up to the accident. For investigators, the answer to that question came in the form

of video footage pulled from the surveillance camera of a nearby business. The camera managed to

capture the wall of the commercial building that the car made contact with, as well as the area

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