Los Angeles, California - As the case of Mackenzie Shirilla goes viral in the wake of a popular Netflix documentary, new audio has revealed that the convicted murderer wants Kim Kardashian to help her get out of jail.

Mackenzie Shirilla's story takes center stage in The Crash, a new documentary that details the fatal car accident that killed the 21-year-old's boyfriend and another friend.

A new jailhouse audio clip obtained by People caught Shirilla discussing the fresh spotlight on her case, suggesting on the phone call, "Well, maybe Kim Kardashian's seen."

"Yeah, maybe Kim will, now that it's, like, all over," the person on the other end of the line – who was not identified – said.

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"I was like, I mean, that's the only thing that might be good about the whole media thing. Maybe Kim will see it."

Shirilla then replied, "I don't know. You have to figure out because I'm real nervous, and I want Kim Kardashian to be my lawyer."

In recent years, the 45-year-old reality star has taken on legal work dedicated to criminal justice reform, often advocating for wrongfully convicted individuals. The other person on the call mentioned this, noting that Kardashian works to help "innocent people get out of jail."

Shirilla was convicted of murder over the July 2022 crash, with a judge concluding that the then-teenager intentionally drove her car into a brick wall at 100 mph, killing both of her passengers.

Despite this, Shirilla has denied any intent behind the crash, and she appeared to believe this would make her a fit for Kardashian's efforts.

As the other caller said they should reach out to the A-lister, Shirilla boasted of her loyalty to Kardashian's clothing brand: "Tell her I buy all her SKIMS and I only wear SKIMS."

According to TMZ, Kardashian isn't interested in helping Shirilla, who is currently serving two concurrent 15-year-to-life sentences.

"Kim advocates for criminal justice reform by supporting individuals she believes were wrongfully convicted, as well as people within the prison system who have demonstrated rehabilitation and deserve a fair second chance," an inside source told the outlet.

"This case does not fall within her focus."

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While Kardashian may not be getting involved with Shirilla's case, she has chimed in on other high-profile crimes.

The fashion mogul penned a letter of support for Erik and Lyle Menendez, who are serving life sentences over the 1989 murders of their parents.

Kardashian pointed to the brothers' claims of being "sexually, physically, and emotionally abused by their parents" and argued that the murders were "an unimaginable way to escape their living nightmare."

She called for both Erik and Lyle to have their life sentences reconsidered, but the siblings received disappointing news last year when they were each denied parole after spending decades in prison.