Sept. 8, 2026
An Attorney Convicted of Attempted Murder at a Restaurant Opening, Kimberly Sullivan Rejects Two Plea Deals, Mackenzie Shirilla's Last Door
A Lucas County jury convicted attorney Matthew Exton, 43, of attempted murder, two counts of felonious assault and multiple firearm specifications Friday, in the April 2025 armed confrontation at the opening night of Sabira restaurant in Toledo. He was acquitted on a third assault count. Prosecutor Julia Bates said Exton "came with anger in him and with the intention to commit a public execution of his ex-wife," and credited restaurant employees and patrons — including a waiter who tackled him — as heroes. Exton testified in his own defense, admitting he pointed the gun but disputing intent, and was removed from the courtroom during closing arguments after repeatedly interrupting. Sentencing is set for later this month. Also: in Waterbury, Connecticut, Kimberly Sullivan, 57, rejected two plea offers — including a judge's offer with a ten-year floor — in the case alleging she held her stepson captive for roughly twenty years. She has pleaded not guilty and maintains her innocence; pretrial motions are set for October 20, with jury selection possible in January. And the Ohio Supreme Court has closed Mackenzie Shirilla's post-conviction case without any court ruling on the merits, after her attorneys filed one day past the deadline.
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Calaroga Shark Media. Good morning. This is Daily Crime and
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Justice from Calaroga Shark Media, powered by AI. I'm Garrett Fisher.
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It's Tuesday, September 8th, 2026. Yesterday, we put the Lindsay
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Clancy case down until Judge Sullivan reconvenes on September 29th. Today,
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we go find out what happened everywhere else while all
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of us were staring at Plymouth County. And that is
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worth a word on its own. For six weeks, this
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show and most of this industry pointed everything it had
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at one courtroom in Massachusetts. Meanwhile, trials started and ended.
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People were convicted. People were sentenced. And appeals died quietly
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in places where nobody was filming. Because three cases moved
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and every one of them turns on a decision somebody
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made that they will be living with for a very
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long time. In Toledo, Ohio, a jury convicted an attorney
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of attempted murder for walking into a restaurant on its
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opening night and pointing a loaded handgun at his ex-wife
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across a dinner table. The reason more people are not
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dead is a waiter who tackled him. And the defendant
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spent the last day of his own trial getting removed
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from the courtroom for shouting at the prosecutor. In Waterbury, Connecticut,
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a woman accused of locking her stepson in a room
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for 20 years was offered two different plea deals. She
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turned both of them down and told a judge she
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wants a jury. That means a man who weighed 68
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pounds when firefighters carried him out of a burning house
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is going to testify. And in Ohio, the state Supreme
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Court just permanently closed the door on Mackenzie Sherilla. Not
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because her claims were weak, because her lawyers filed a
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document one day late. And part of the reason appears
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to be that somebody did not account for a leap year.
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Let's get into it. On April 11th of 2025, a
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restaurant called Sabira opened for business in the warehouse district
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of Toledo, Ohio. The staff had rehearsed. They had done
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soft openings. As the prosecutor put it to the jury,
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they had prepared for everything except what came through the door.
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Matthew Exton is 43 years old, and until last year,
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he was a practicing attorney with law offices in Ohio
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and in Michigan. He had been divorced, and he and
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his ex-wife were still fighting over marital property. That evening
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he was downtown, early to meet a friend. He stopped
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at a bar and a restaurant next door. And then
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he saw his former in-law's truck parked outside and saw
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his ex-wife and her parents seated at a table at
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Sabira on opening night. By his own account, he went in,
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sat at the bar, had a drink, sent a drink
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over to their table, went outside, and smoked a cigarette.
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Then he came back in with a Colt handgun and
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walked to their table. His ex-wife started screaming and a
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waiter who had rehearsed for a restaurant opening and not
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for this ran at a man holding a gun and
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tackled him. Other employees and diners piled in and wrestled
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the weapon away. Prosecutors told the jury the safety was
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never disengaged and that this is the reason three people
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are alive. The prosecutor said that waiter saved at least
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three lives that day. Matthew Exton pleaded not guilty to
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attempted murder and three counts of felonious assault. He had
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earlier tried to raise an insanity defense. A judge reviewed
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a doctor's report in May and denied it. The Ohio
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Supreme Court suspended his law license in May of last year.
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The trial started a week ago Tuesday in Lucas County
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in front of seven women and five men. And on Thursday,
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Matthew Exton did what defense lawyers almost never let a
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client do. He took the stand in his own defense.
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He told the jury about the divorce. He said he
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had been homeless afterward, living out of the trunk of
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his car or on a friend's couch. He said it
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was terrible, it was painful, and that he had no
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safe space. And then he admitted the central fact. He
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told the jury he pointed the gun at his ex-wife.
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What he disputed was intent. He said he never aimed
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at her parents, never took the safety off, never pulled
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the trigger. Then prosecutors cross-examined him, and it fell apart.
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He told them the victims had been laughing at him
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that day. He said they knew what they were doing
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to him. And then he said the sentence that I
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suspect ended his case. I didn't want them to die,
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but I was fighting for my life. Sit with that
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construction for a second, because it is the whole problem.
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He was not fighting for his life. He was standing
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over a table at a restaurant opening holding a gun
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on three people who were eating dinner. What he was
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fighting was a property dispute and a feeling, and he
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said it out loud under oath in front of 12
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people who had just heard a waiter describe running at
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a firearm. Friday was closing arguments, and Matthew Exton, who
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is a lawyer, who has stood in courtrooms for a living,
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would not stop interrupting. As the prosecutor described what happened,
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he shouted over her. Reporters in the room described him
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calling out about a gun and using his hands to
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imitate one. The judge removed him from his own trial.
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He was taken to another room in the courthouse where
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he could watch and listen to a video feed but
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could not interrupt. He was not in the room when
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the verdict came. The jury convicted him of attempted murder,
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two counts of felonious assault, and multiple firearm specifications. They
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acquitted him on one remaining felonious assault count, which tells
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you they were reading the charges carefully rather than voting
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on a feeling. The Lucas County prosecuting attorney said afterward
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that the employees and patrons who stepped in to stop
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the defendant that day are heroes. She is right, and
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I want to be specific about why. That waiter had
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no obligation to do that. Nothing in the job description
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of a person carrying plates on an opening night covers
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charging a man with a pistol. Every instinct that keeps
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people alive says, get behind something. He did the other thing,
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and three people went home. Accountability doesn't have a legal department.
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Sometimes it is a guy in an apron who decides,
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in about a second and a half, that this is
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not happening in his restaurant. Sentencing is set for later
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this month, and the firearm specifications matter there. In Ohio,
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those are mandatory add-on terms that stack on top of
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the underlying sentence. So an attempted murder conviction with multiple
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gun specifications is not a case where a judge has
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much room to be generous. There is one more thing
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worth saying about Matthew Exton. and it has nothing to
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do with sympathy. He is a lawyer. He has spent
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his professional life in courtrooms, standing next to people at
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the worst moment of their lives, telling them to stay
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calm and let him do the talking. He knew exactly
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what interrupting a prosecutor's closing argument would do to a jury.
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He knew what taking the stand would expose him to.
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And he did all of it anyway, because by that point,
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the person in the courtroom least able to see the
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situation clearly was the one with the law degree. I
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am not naming his ex-wife or her parents on this show.
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She survived an attempted murder. She is a private person.
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And she has done nothing but eat dinner. She and
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her parents will be identified in the court record, and
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they do not need it from us. But I want
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to say the other thing, because this is a domestic
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violence case, and it deserves to be called one. This
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was not a man who snapped. He saw a truck,
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went inside, had a drink, sent a drink to the table,
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went out for a cigarette, and came back with a gun.
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That is a sequence of decisions with pauses built into it,
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and at every pause, he could have gone home. When
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we come back, a woman turns down two plea offers
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and bets everything on a jury. On February 17th of 2025,
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firefighters were called to a house on Blake Street in Waterbury, Connecticut.
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The fire had been set on purpose. It was set
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by a man in his 30s who lived in that
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house using printer paper, hand sanitizer, and a lighter. Police
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say he set it because it was the only way
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he could think of to get somebody to come. When
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they got him out, he weighed 68 pounds. The arrest
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warrant describes a man who was extremely emaciated, whose hair
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was matted, who was dirty, and whose teeth appeared to
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be rotted. He is identified in court papers only as S.
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He is now in his 30s. And he says he
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was locked inside a room in that house from the
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age of 11 for roughly two decades and given very
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little food. Do the math on that with me. If
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he is right, then he went into that room around
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the year 2004 and came out in 2025. He was
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a child when it started. He missed all of it.
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Every year of school after fifth grade, every job, every friendship,
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every ordinary stupid thing a person does between 11 and 30.
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And the way it ended was that he set the
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house on fire because he had worked out that the
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only people guaranteed to come to that address were firefighters.
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His stepmother is Kimberly Sullivan, who is 57. She was
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arrested the following month and charged with two counts of
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first-degree kidnapping, first-degree assault, first-degree unlawful restraint, and cruelty to persons.
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If convicted, she faces more than 45 years. She is
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denied all of it. According to the warrant, she told
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police she never locked him in, that his door was
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not locked, and that he had free reign of the house.
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She has been free on a $ 300, 000 bond since the
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day after her arrest. On Friday, this case reached the
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moment that decides everything. In July, two separate plea offers
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were put on the table. The state offered 30 years,
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suspended after 20 years, served, followed by five years of probation.
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Then the judge did something judges are permitted to do
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in Connecticut and offered her a better one. 30 years,
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suspended after 10, plus five years probation, 10 years. That
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was the floor. On Friday, she stood in court and
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rejected both of them. I want you to understand the
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arithmetic she just turned down because it is stark. Take
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the judge's offer and you serve 10 years and you
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are out. Go to trial and lose and you are
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facing more than 45. That is a 35-year swing on
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a single decision made in a single morning. Her attorney,
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Ioannis Kaloitis, has been consistent from the start. He has
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called the offers a non-starter and said his client has
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done nothing wrong. He said in July that he does
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not anticipate this case resolving with anything that involves incarceration.
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The judge did the thing judges have to do in
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that moment. He confirmed she understood that by choosing trial
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over the offer, she may never get another chance at
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a deal. She said she understood. Now, I want to
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be very careful here, and I want to explain why
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this is a genuinely difficult moment rather than an obvious one.
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Kimberly Sullivan is presumed innocent. She has not been convicted
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of anything. If she is telling the truth, if she
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truly did nothing wrong, then accepting 10 years in prison
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for something she did not do would be a catastrophe.
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And refusing that deal is the only honorable thing available
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to her. Innocent people take pleas in this country every
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single day because the math is terrifying. And that is
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one of the ugliest facts about our system. So no,
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I am not going to stand here and tell you
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she should have taken it. That is not a call
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anybody outside her situation gets to make. What I will
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tell you is what it means. It means there is
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going to be a trial. A hearing on pretrial motions
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is set for October 20th in front of a different
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judge who will actually preside. Jury selection could begin as
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early as January with trial in February. Her attorney has
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said the plan was always to reject and that his
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client is innocent. There was also a small housekeeping item
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Friday that tells you where things stand. The court agreed
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to remove one of the monitoring devices she has been wearing,
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but kept the GPS unit in place on the probation
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office's recommendation. She reports once a month so it can
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be inspected. And in a separate proceeding, a probate court
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has blocked the sale of the Blake Street house. And
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it means that for the first time, the public is
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going to hear from S. His attorney said Friday that
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the rejection was expected and that S plans to attend
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the trial and testify. Think about what that requires of him.
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A man who says he spent 20 years locked in
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a room, who was carried out of a burning house
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at 68 pounds 18 months ago, is going to sit
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in a witness box in front of the woman he
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says did it, and be cross-examined about all of it
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by an attorney whose job is to suggest he is wrong.
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That is not a small thing to ask of anybody.
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He is choosing to do it. And understand what a
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trial means for the state's case. They have a warrant
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describing a man at 68 pounds. They have firefighters and
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police who were in that house. But the person who
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can say what happened inside that room for 20 years
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is him. And a defense attorney is going to spend
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days suggesting that his memory is unreliable, that the door
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was never locked, and that he could have walked out
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at any time. The state offered 10 years partly to
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avoid putting him through that. She said no. There is
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one more detail about this case that I have not
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been able to stop thinking about. At every one of
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Kimberly Sullivan's court appearances, a woman has shown up who
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has no connection to any of it. She has been
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writing letters to S. She does not know whether he
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