Netflix's "The Crash" examines Strongsville murder that shook Ohio

Flashback: On July 31, 2022, Strongsville teen Mackenzie Shirilla, 17, was driving her boyfriend, Russo, 20, and friend Flanagan, 19, home from a party when she crashed her car into the Plidco building on Alameda Drive.

• Russo and Flanagan were pronounced dead at the scene, while Shirilla was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

Shirilla was charged with murder after police determined the crash was premeditated as an attempt at murder-suicide to prevent Russo from breaking up with her.

The other side: Shirilla's defense and family argued she had been previously diagnosed with a disorder that, along with being dehydrated, caused her to pass out while driving.

Yes, but: The judge in the 2023 bench trial didn't accept the defense's medical argument and sentenced her to life in prison with the possibility of parole in 15 years.

Zoom in: "That split second changed all of our lives forever," a friend of Shirilla, Russo and Flanagan says in "The Crash."

• The 90-minute documentary features new interviews, police bodycam footage, text messages and more.