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After a bench trial, Judge Nancy Margaret Russo, no relation to the victim, found an Ohio teenager, McKenzie Sherilla, guilty on multiple charges, including two counts of murder for the single vehicle crash that occurred in the Cleveland suburb of Strongsville, Ohio.

Sherilla was sentenced to two life sentences to run concurrently.

The crash was determined to have been deliberately caused by Shurilla,

whose car reached speeds of over 100 miles per hour before crashing into a brick wall.

The crash killed 20-year-old Dominic Russo and 17-year-old Davian Flanagan.

Okay, so we're going to look at what I would consider to be the worst

comment given during a sentencing hearing that I've sat through many of these sentencing

hearings, often very long for trafficking cases such as nexium,

where we had like three-hour sentencing hearings for people like Claire Bronfman,

Allison Mack, Nancy Salzman's another sentencing hearing, Keith Ranieri, Larry Ray, and of course, Isabella Pollack's

a sentencing hearing. I've sat through. And it's very rare that you get these kind of really,

very callous kind of statements at a sentencing hearing.

And this was given by the victim's mother.

So let's get into it.

Okay. So her... Okay, so the defendants, I guess the convicted's mother gives this incredible, incredibly callous statement. And here she is coming up,

and we know there's trouble.

She's coming up to the podium to speak,

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