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Can Victim’s Family Stop Mackenzie Shirilla From Profiting Off Crime?
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June 6, 2026
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3:04Now PlayingChristine Russo said her family has been “ruined” since Shirilla, then 17, killed her brother, Dominic Russo, 20, and their friend, Davion Flanagan, 19, in the horrific July 2022 crash. With renewed interest in the case fueled by Netflix’s documentary “The Crash,” Russo and her family have launched a petition urging Ohio lawmakers to strengthen the state’s Son of Sam law. The law was originally enacted following public outrage over convicted serial killer David Berkowitz posing to profit off his crimes from book and movie deals in the 1990s. Russo wants the Buckeye State’s statute modernized for the social media age, expanding it beyond traditional media to cover online influence, including Instagram followings, sponsorships, brand deals and other Internet-driven opportunities.
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