Before Netflix's "The Crash," other shows explored the Mackenzie Shirilla case

Catch up quick: "The Crash" looks back at the murder conviction of Strongsville's Mackenzie Shirilla after she crashed her car into a building, killing her boyfriend, Dominic Russo, and friend, Davion Flanagan, in 2022.

• Police determined the crash was premeditated. In 2023, a judge sentenced Shirilla to life in prison with the possibility of parole in 15 years.

The big picture: "The Crash" features new interviews and police bodycam footage, but it's not the first reexamination of the case.

• A 2023 episode of the A&E true crime series "Killer Cases" focused on the investigation, while an episode of "Mean Girl Murders," which you can watch on HBO Max, did the same in 2024.

Zoom in: Both contain details omitted from "The Crash," including evidence that Shirilla may have rehearsed crashing her car by driving down the same road days prior.

Also: Christine Russo, the older sister of Dominic, has also launched her own podcast, "The Big Sister: Unhinged," to share her family's side of the story.