Ex-detenta alega que Shirilla fazia joias na prisão

Uma ex-detenta alega que Mackenzie Shirilla continuou ganhando dinheiro atrás das grades ao confeccionar joias e outros itens. As afirmações surgem anos após a condenação de Shirilla em 2023 por um acidente fatal.

Kat Crowder, que passou seis meses no Ohio Reformatory for Women com Shirilla, disse ao TMZ que Shirilla usava um kit de artes para criar joias, incluindo piercings de nariz, pulseiras e calçados personalizados. Crowder afirmou que os pagamentos eram feitos por meio do Cash App e referiu-se à atividade usando uma gíria prisional para sites de 'sugar daddy', embora tenha esclarecido que não era algo literal.

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