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The Shirilla Apple Did NOT Fall Far From the Sharilla Tree | Body Language Analysis

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In this analysis, we examine the courtroom behavior and nonverbal communication of Natalie Shirilla during her daughter Mackenzie Shirilla's highly publicized court hearing. Using principles from behavioral science, kinesics, and the Facial Action Coding System (FACS), we break down Natalie’s body's language as the proceedings unfold. If you're interested in body language, true crime, psychology, nonverbal communication, deception detection, emotional expression, and the Mackenzie Shirilla case, this detailed breakdown provides a methodical look at the behaviors captured inside the courtroom.

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20 Comments

@ObserveYouTube Creator 4 months ago Pinned

Whose behavior caught your eye most during the documentary?

@ItsTheUnknownNoOooo 4 months ago

I’ve given more genuine apologies for bumping into strangers at the bar.

@Vintageralph 4 months ago

“She would never.”

But she did.

@SavageDuckExtraordinaire 4 months ago

Thank you for putting into words how Natalie’s use of “ok” constantly made me feel really uncomfortable.

@gamberlane 4 months ago

The way she has to read the apology off the paper and barely looks at them and then turns around quickly like "ok, got that nonsense out of the way". Wow.

@aliceafletcher3988 4 months ago

"Enough about these dead boys! WHAT about MACKENZIE'S feelings???? WHAT about MY feelings? YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT MY FEELINGS!!!" - the sum total of Natalie Shirilla's empathy for the families as she lectures them.

The "okay?!" is terrifically insulting to the judge and the families of the victims. It says to "ignore the evidence and do what I say RIGHT NOW."

@m.d.5050 4 months ago

Natalie gives me the unpopular girl that gave birth to the opposite of herself, so she's spent Makenzie's entire life being her friend and not a mother, she lives vicariously through her, therefore creating a monster with a narcissistic personality. She has never corrected her, and she gets whatever she wants, the family revolves around her.

@TheDellyBean 4 months ago

I don’t understand how she didn’t realize herself that she was doing the condescending “ok” over and over. Self awareness is not a strong suit in that household

@manons6984 4 months ago

It s not an apology, it's a rebuttal.
She is trying to counter everything said during the trial that she can excuse or explain away.

@bbibbibu 2 months ago

the anger i felt when she described dominic’s mother on the phone whilst being snarky and bitter? what a disgusting human being

@karinpienaar7315 4 months ago

The mom trying to convince everyone of her daughter's obsessive love for the boyfriend who dumped her daughter, basically confirms the motive for the MURDERS.

@polarbearzonthemoon 4 months ago

This is supposed to be an apology? She's not apologizing, she's lecturing me. She's not apologizing for what her daughter did, shes trying to distract from what her daughter did

@hollowcageofcalcium 4 months ago

i truly hate that people call it an accident when it was very clearly an intentional crash.

@DandelionFluffonaSpoon 4 months ago

“ok” is , “checkbox, done, so don’t give me a hard time”

@Gobbledygook101 4 months ago

Just because she had a shrine of him after he died, doesn’t mean she isn’t a completely toxic and problematic human being. It means she wanted attention and oh feel sorry for me. I truly believe she is a problematic human being and If she couldn’t have him, no one could. And unfortunately Davion was just trying to be a good friend to Dom and got got too. It is sad that two young men’s lives were taken by her

@awkwardemily15 4 months ago

When the mom kept saying "okay" it felt off and uncomfortable to me. Your explanation makes perfect sense that she's talking down to them. If I felt uncomfortable I can only imagine how much more the families felt being in the same room with her. She's so infuriating.

@JJarv213 4 months ago

The judge already found that she crashed intentionally, and it wasn’t an accident. The mom is telling the judge she’s wrong, which is not the way to help matters.

@auntylime 4 months ago

If you’re “going to start crying,”you don’t usually need to announce it. It usually announces itself.

@gregbass4603 4 months ago

Boy, if only she could have used that stern "Ok?" with her own daughter, maybe she would have had a better chance at raising her correctly.

@nansie 4 months ago

This might be a weird take, but MacKenzie is the type of girl that her parents, say, idolized in high school. Her mom is the type of girl that wants to be her and desperately wants to be her friend. And in a gross twist, she’s the type of girl that her dad would’ve loved to date. And that’s why she has so much control over her parents.