True-crime documentary "The Crash" has sparked debate over how social media posts can shape—and haunt—real-life outcomes.

The Crash is the new number one movie on Netflix, and it is hitting it big thanks to several items that subscribers look for in the true crime genre.

Netflix’s newly released documentary titled The Crash has received disturbing reviews regarding the murder case. Officially premiered on May 15 on the giant streaming platform, a feature-length true-crime documentary film explores

Mackenzie Shirilla, who was convicted of killing her boyfriend and friend in 2023, speaks out for the first time in Netflix's "The Crash" documentary.

Viral hospital footage of Mackenzie Shirilla speaking in a coded language to her mother has sparked fresh outrage after Netflix’s The Crash.

Mackenzie Shirilla was sentenced to 15 years to life behind bars for the deadly crash, which killed Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan on July 31, 2022.

A former inmate who shared prison time with Mackenzie Shirilla exposed her for behavior behind bars, including treating the experience like a "high school popularity contest"