Mackenzie Shirilla, currently serving two concurrent life sentences at the Ohio Reformatory for Women, expressed concerns about her ability to have children in a recent phone call with her mother, Natalie.

The call, obtained by PEOPLE, reveals Shirilla discussing the emotional and physical impact of her incarceration, noting that she fears she will be too old to start a family by the time she is eligible for parole in 2037.

Shirilla is serving time for the 2022 deaths of her then-boyfriend Dominic Russo and his friend Davion Flanagan, which resulted from a deliberate high-speed crash into a building.In the call, she also mentions the possibility of asking someone else to carry her child.The phone conversation was recorded at Cuyahoga County Jail, though it is unclear whether it took place before or after her sentencing.Her case has recently returned to public attention due to the release of Netflix's documentary 'The Crash,' which details the incident.Shirilla voiced significant distress over potential sentencing outcomes, including a 40-year term or even the death penalty.The conversation highlights the personal consequences of her actions and the emotional toll of long-term incarceration.