Thank you! When she threw her neighbor under the bus for being illegal, I was like, not only a murderer but a snitch as well...and not just a snitch, but telling on someone who has ZERO direct contact with you or your situation just to save your own neck 🐍
Yes, that was a nasty little bit on the side. SB was trying to discredit the neighbor for telling the police about the shenanigans that's been going on at her place. It was nasty and it shows malice.
Sarah is totally vindictive. We do not know if the ppl are really illegal or not and taking Sarah's word can prove to be dangerous for any one involved. To think she would throw someone under the bus just to get back at someone tells a lot about Sarah's character.
@@TellTheTruth0704 Or the fact that she thought they would give a F about her neighbor being illegal? Why would they care? And how in the world does your citizenship status affect your credibility as a witness? Being here legally or illegally has absolutely no relevance to your moral character. IMO.
I was abused years ago.....Sarah was NOT SCARED OF JORGES ...He was scared of her....Let me tell you I would NEVER have ignored my Ex's demand to be let out of the suitcase UNLESS I planned on running away forever to a different Continent because his WRATH of being left in there would have scared the bejeezus out of me for when he got out.....if I thought he could get out on his own after begging to be let out I would not go upstairs to bed just so he could eventually follow me up there and beat the living day out of me.....Not sure if I am explaining myself properly.....If Sarah was so scared because he "comes at her," she never would have made him suffer for "5 minutes".....anyway new Sub from Canada
I think they likely did abuse each other. I don’t think either were truly afraid of the other on a good day. My guess is that they did play hide and seek and he got in the suitcase…and she figured out he was in there and thought it would be funny to zip him up. Then she enjoyed having power over him without retaliation. I think usually they fought and if she hit him he probably pushed back somehow and sometimes hit her. She probably always felt as if she lost those fight…but this time she could win because she took away all his power. She could kick the case and push it around and there was nothing he could do. Many time women that physically abuse men have an attitude that because they are smaller they CAN’T hurt their men. They almost seem to view the men as invincible. I’ll bet She did assume that he would get out of that bag. But it wasn’t reasonable to assume. I would really have to puzzle through whether that would mean not second degree in my mind…
But I think you are 100% right that either she didn’t fear him or she didn’t think that he could get out. There is no way someone that was being abused and was fearful would have antagonized their abuser then stuck around for the consequences if she thought he’d get out in a few minutes
I love the way she punishes herself and expects that to be enough. Sarah- “I can tell you this…I’ll never drink alcohol again.” Police- “OK everyone, Sara is never going to drink again. Good enough. We can all go home.” Also Sarah- “ I have to live with the memory for the rest of my life. That’s should be punishment enough. “ Police- “Ok. Everyone…Sarah has to live with the memory. Justice served. Let her go home”
You know, if he was abusive and if she is trying to insinuate that she was just going to let him be punished in the suitcase and he’d eventually get out… what would she have expected to happen if he DID get out? He would have beat the crap out of her for leaving him there. No way she anticipated he would get out.
Same!!!! In fact when it looked like they were going to let her, I was shocked! But then, BAM! face the wall and put your hands behind your back..... I thought, ok. Finally!
Its hard to understand I agree, but if you can see this as an example of how chronic alcohol abuse impacts the critical thinking and judgment areas of the brain (even when not drinking-wet brain) then her actions here makes alot of sense
She actually thought they would think it was a horrible accident and let her go home. It makes me wonder how much shit she’s done and gotten away with.
I would bet almost everything bc ppl just want to get rid of her bc her behavior detestable. No one likes or want to be bother with her, if you notice not one friend has come forward and said what a wonderful friend or person she is. That means a lot when there is no one!
@raintree3338 There is an issue when not one person says anything nice about you. Sarah supposedly loved Jorge and throughout this entire process she didn't say one thing nice about Jorge and she killed him. All she can say the last day of Jorge's life was fun all day, it was a great day. That particular day to me would have been the worse day of my life and we know it was the worse day of Jorge's life bc he was begging for his life bc he knew he was going to die. Sarah has no regard for his life or the fact she took his life simply bc she can say it was a good day. She means that, think about it.
Sarah goes from saying "this is horrific" straight to "I'll never be right bc of this." Zero remorse, zero concern for Jorge or his family. She literally only cares for herself
👍 and still trying to put the fault on Jorge once again. She’s amongst disgusting 🤮. I hope she’ll have a very hard time in jail both from inmates and guards 🤞 Love from 🇫🇷
She's trying to say she was drunk without saying she was drunk. She has a drinking problem and doesn't want to admit it. She thinks so highly of herself that she won't admit she let alcohol control her.
She's been in a relationship with a woman named Cristina Peña who was incarcerated with her. Jail guard reports wrote that she'd gotten into trouble by being caught with her in the toilet stall. That is a single person area, per the rules. Cristina Peña was released from jail, and she was at Sarah's trial. She has kept up with putting money on her books, and Sarah constantly videos/zooms from jail. Tanika's Two Cents channel goes over all the official jailers' reports that they've written against Sarah K Boon, aka Sarah K Paulsen (maiden name). Plus, all the dissolution of marriage material is gone over by Tanika, as well. There are MANY, many more letters Sarah has written to Brian's attorney and poor Judge Deen.
My forensic psychology education says this...his ante mortem injuries were Sarah hitting him, possibly with the bat she mentions repeatedly, he's either unconscious or semi, and she puts him in the suitcase. Not impossible to do with some effort. Given their violent history there's no way Jorge trusted her enough to voluntary get into the suitcase. Period.
Just the thought of being squashed up and not being able to stretch has given me anxiety. I couldn't think of anything worse than being trapped in that position cramped up. Just horrible
Yeah, it’s so sad and disturbing. I’m glad she’ll be locked up forever and can’t hurt anyone or anything else since she so obviously lacks the smallest amount of empathy
It would appear that Sarah has no ability to feel for Jorge in any way esp when describing love, it isn't in her but she continually screams out before the detectives " I love. Jorge". It is impossible and she fakes it poorly I might add. It is impossible to do what Sarah did to Jorge in that way and not lose her mind and she wouldn't be finding fault with the deceased.
Wow she said she had gone a whole day without him. She isn't crying even when watching the video. I was a basket case for over a year after my husband died. ONE DAY??!!
By the way, years ago when she was still with Brian, she put her son in a suitcase and posted the picture of it on Facebook. Someone saw it and called CPS and they came to the house. They got Lucas to say it was a joke and he was having fun. And the picture did depict his laughing, but the point is....she has a habit with this suitcase business. And Chelsea knows it and that is why she says and you love lucas and wouldn't even put Lucas in a suitcase even jokingly. Anyway, I screenshotted the picture if you're interested. Not a lot of people know about that. Or at least i dont see comments about it.
This is a ridiculous rumour that has gained traction due to people like you who know they've never seen any of that evidence, NO ONE has. Please just stop! I'm so glad Peter addressed this in early October 2024. He also said to stop it.
I can't fathom how she isn't in tears and completely devastated./ any form of sadness- because everyone grieves differently i guess.... at this point it was literally 24 hours since she found the man she loved dead in a suit case......
I have never heard anyone be so self interested, let alone when they are being arrested for murder! No remorse at allll This is bad for me. I had so much going on and now this has happened to me. I didn’t know, how could I have known? This isn’t my fault. I did so much for him. He was lucky to have me. I could never have done this thing I did, and then filmed. The boy calling wolf? He’s DEAD. Unbelievable!
yeah, but she can't sleep at night now. Isn't that enough punishment? or are they going to unfairly charge her with some crime, making her lose even more sleep?
My friend (in Winter Park) puts up the tree on Nov 1 with nothing but some plain white lights on it and everyone in the family puts a tag on it every day that says something they are thankful for, then Thanksgiving weekend they decorate it for Christmas. They call it the Thankmas tree.
I love this idea!! My grandpa does a whole light show on his house EVERY year & all the neighborhood kids & surrounding streets come on thanksgiving night to see it lit for the first time. I love it.
She may not have intended for Jorge to die, but she’s not very broken up about it. I suspect she intended to “punish” him and deliberately left him in there overnight. I also think she did push the suitcase down the stairs with Jorge’ inside. They hurt each other , routinely , allegedly. Every day had the potential for one of them to die at the hands of the other.
I agree. I think she zipped him up, because that is her way of punishing people (allegedly, she did it to her own son too, before). Doesn't prove 'intent to kill' at all, IMHO. These 2 had a rather mutually abusive relationship, it seems, with him choking her, and her zipping him inside a suitcase (occassionally?). Definitely an unhealthy, dysfunctional couple. But intentional murder? I'm not seeing it. Intent to keep him locked in the suitcase for a while? Sure; but that is essentially no different from a mom saying to her kid they need to stay in their room, for a while. Yes, the suitcase thing is bizarre, of course, but, in her mind, I think she was merely punishing him.
@@gladosadoree She maybe didn't intend him to die but she took actions she knew or should have known were likely to result in death and as a result he did in fact die. It shows a callous disregard for human life. Her probable intent to inflict the torture which resulted in death is legally speaking as bad for her as a clear intent to kill.
@@hiarhu746 She's done packed a person in suitcase before (her son, I believe). He obviously survived, so she genuinely may not have thought harm could come to her partner (not having zipped it up all the way, thinking he had ample room to breathe). It's all twisted, really. And reckless, for certain, that I agree with.
@@gladosadoree The cops were called on the "son in the suitcase" incident because she had posted a picture on social media. They found that the kid had asked to be in the suitcase apparently and so no charges were laid.
Thanks for covering this case Peter. She's seems like a classic narcissistic abuser, and exhibits signs of a sociopathic behaviour in these interviews. She went too far with her unfortunate victim. I really feel for his family. How devastating
Exactly what I've said. And if you watch her movements carefully, the first time she shows the detectives how she zipped him up, she makes a long, circular gesture, arriving back at her starting point. But the next time she stops about 4/5 of the way, realizing her mistake.
Im binging your videos on this case. I'm obsessed!! Her level of narcissism is awesome to watch in real time. If she remembers that she didn't zip him up all the way, why doesn't she remember taking the video? Why be combative and argumentative if this happened to someone you love? Why lie if you're innocent? Zero emotion. There's no way she could not be charged with anything, is there?
She’s such an unlikable pathological liar and gaslighter that the female detective can’t help but find her contemptible, and it comes through in her words. Almost messing up the interrogation but Sarah still couldn’t figure out how much of a bad spot she was in.
Listening to this reminds me of trying to get my niece to admit to have broken a rule, at 3 years old. "No, listen, I didn't tell you what I just told you. I was actually upstairs with Sister, so I couldn't have gotten into the ice cream" as the evidence of her doing so was all over the place.
@@windywednesday4166 She was already offered a plea deal. They offered her 10 years ( which is a complete travesty of justice, more of a negligent homicide charge) However, we must remember Covid just started. I don't believe she will be getting offered anything less than 25 if they offer her anything else at all.
He was pushed down the staircase while in the suitcase, the next door neighbor said he heard loud bangs, as if someone/something was falling down the stairs. It explains the injuries he had. It's also why the suitcase was originally upside down. She then flips it right-side up then goes upstairs to bed.
My husband is fascinated with this case so PLEASE continue your coverage!!! This is far more entertaining and welcome brain work than sports for me, lol
Me too, the last I heard her case will be heard in April she keeps pissing her lawyers off. she called the last one while he was on holiday, but I'm sure it wasn't intentional 😁
@@joinnh8566 last night I finally sat my partner down to watch a video about Darrell Brooks so he could appreciate what I've been on about... In return, I "had to" watch a video of his favourite team's highlights. Fair trade, honestly.
If he was pushed down the stairs in the suitcase, as some ppl speculate, & neighbor said he heard banging like something was bouncing down the stairs, that might account for injuries found by coroner. Injuries could limit Jorge from fully using his arms to unzip the suitcase. Coroner said he had shoulder injuries. That could limit his movements inside suitcase.
He also had an injury to his head/jaw, if he had a head injury that could mix with the wine and make him literally unable to open it even if he knew where the hole was
Appreciate you covering this one, Peter! I think the videos are what really trips her story up. Will be interesting to watch when this trial gets rolling.
It’s amazing how indignant she was with the detectives for questioning her about what happened. It’s like they weren’t supposed to want or need to know. Sarah Boone mentally. 🙄
When she animates parts of her story, (Ex. We were done puzzles & we were like "okay ,now lets paint, ughh") or when shes sayin she had to tell Jorge "slow down, slow down" When she says those types of things, you can actually hear the annoyance & disdain in her voice. Thats why I dont believe a word she says. The hatred part in this love/hate relationship ran so deep, its still audible.
Yep, notice too how she always describes the painting, puzzles, music etc in EXACTLY the same way. imo, it is bcz thats the one lie she rehearsed all night long , just in case Brian refused to get rid of the body.
I found out your channel when the Depp trial and honestly, if you were good then now you are the best! Not only the way you break down the topics and the way you handle it and teach us about laws but also for your sharing your normal routine and fotos, etc. Dad sharing included!!!! Your channel is a real treasure
Found your channel through RA…he told us to come see your videos to get filled in about this case. I’m so glad I did! The 1 thing that just makes me yell at her, is her narcissistic behavior….OMG… I had a career for 30 years that dealt with thousands of people with this disorder…and it’s so easy to spot and gets my blood boiling! No wonder she’s gone through 6 attorneys and the 7th is begging to get out…🤷🏻♀️🤦♀️. Thanks for your channel! I’m hooked! 👍🏻Jil
Anyone else notice that everything she says is about her. "*I* am sick over this!" "*I've* been without him for a day." "That's how he talked to *me* most of the time." "*I* was in bed." "*I* will never drink alcohol again." In the video of the police responding she said he didn't have a phone. He had to use hers. I am 100% convinced she was the abuser. I think she controlled him completely.
@xikies101 100% agree. I wanna know if Torres was on the lease at Boone's apartment after over a year living there. My guess is no & it's another control tactic AND likely the reason he was arrested opposed to Sarah. When Sarah WAS arrested her dv charge was more serious. I made another comment, at autopsy Torres was about 5'2 103lbs. I think this is important to take into consideration when it comes to the manner of his passing.
Right? ... it's really a weird way to phrase it. TBF she also says 'compos mentis'. It's a little pretentious and I don't think it's doing her any favors.
It’s such a bizarre situation. There are so many scenarios of this case that I couldn’t fathom myself or anyone I’ve ever previously dated ever being in. If I asked my husband to play hide and seek he’d laugh in my face and vice versa.
Yeah, like what grown a$$ man is going to play and do arts and crafts. The only physical play with a young man is going to be play fighting or wrestling which would be foreplay.
@@Dany_Stormborn Yes... that makes a lot of sense but I don't understand why she wouldn't come forward with it as a defense. I get the control issues too from her. She's with somebody who makes less than she does so she has control of the money I'm sure she taunts him with it. She's constantly having to 'bail him out" literally and figuratively. And I caught something when she was talking about how he's in a diversion program now and doing so much better... if this is true I can see how that would threaten her control over him.
@@IWILLgopostalwell that's not true, you're putting all males in a box. Granted I don't believe her story of hide N seek, but they're are men, no matter the sexuality that do and would do arts in crafts.
I am a Litigation Manager for an Insurance Company. I really have enjoyed listening to your podcasts and the one with your father was on! You give excellence insight into cases and I haves learned so much perspective as you analyze speech and body language, motions, etc. Also love that you start early in Christmas. My Christmas Village is up and tree is next now!
I'm just now able to watch these. Can you imagine being her significant other and arguing with her. The way she argues with these lawyers I can imagine it would be extremely frustrating.
You’re pretty awesome to do all the TH-cam stuff yourself, that’s tricky! I’d get too distracted. And then you go ahead & do an amazing job with your analysis- showing us all how it’s done! Love it. 💚
This interrogation was too confrontational. It was not it was a yelling match. Sarah was in charge of the entire interrogation. They kept bulling her, instead of agreeing with her, and siding with her to get her to open up!
Sarah repeatedly recalls how much fun they were having and what a great day it was. But, her neighbor Vincent, when interviewed, said he heard an escalation in loud voices to include yelling and cursing at each other for a prolonged period prior to the loud thumping down the stairs noise, after which he said all went quiet. His testimony could be very damning.
I saw you on Ten to Life with Annie & ya'll Laughingly mentioned this case so it peaked my interest so I had to check it out!! I've watched part one & this is sadly hilarious!! This is how one digs a hole right?!!! I'm excited to explore the content on you already have on your channel & future ones too!! You gotta know I'm a fan for life!! Thank you for helping us to understand & learn about all these different cases!!!😉
Thank you Peter! I appreciate you covering this case so well. I wish I could have listened to it live but I’m a working Physical Therapist and see patients throughout the day! So again thank you 🙏 😊.
I’m an American citizen living overseas and had no idea about this case. Stumbled on your channel and have definitely gotten sucked in, even though I’m late to the game. Love the channel!
Have you heard that she went through 8 attorneys? The judge has ordered her to now represent herself. It's going to be wild! Hats off to you for being an expat. Would love to pack up and move to Europe.
@@ajordan1976 I’m definitely keeping track of this now. Pretty fascinating and. yes, EIGHT attorneys! I’m guessing all eight of those attorneys were happy to be fired. I’m also following the JP and Mica Miller story.
@@julieschumacher2402 I've been down the Sarah Boone rabbit hole for a minute. There's been some really sad cases in the past few years. Harmony Montgomery, Gannon Stauch and Jennifer Soto. Now Mica Miller. I like to acknowledge the victims not the perpetrators. Of course there's our favorite lovable lying gypsy Nose Blanchard who's dominating the media.🤮 Another fascinating trial is the Dan Markel case.
You're the tops, Tragos, The cat's meow! So happy i discovered you. Yayyyyy. Thank you for a grade A+ production and friendly and professional attitude. It's so very appreciated. Many cheers from the deep forests of coastal northern CA.
Thank you for all your videos! I am from Australia and , although the laws will be different, your insight and information regarding the application of law, evidence, your analysis of the questioning in interrogations and breakdown of the process is so fascinating and there is still plenty for us to learn from the information you provide. Thank you for the time you put into making these videos! Hi from Australia!!! :) Also, this woman is so f@cking obnoxious, yes, she is trying to gaslight the interrogators, she CONSTANTLY interrupts and cuts them off and the patronising way that she talks to them and acts as though they are accusing this "girl guide" of something nefarious is INSANE. This is one trial I want to watch because she is going to be a handful....no wonder she is on her 6th defence lawyer! ......Also......how good are these interrogators! I love interrogation videos and these two are on point, they haven't missed a single opportunity to pin her to the wall.
8/24 four years of same behavior, fired eight attorneys, now representing herself and is in way over her head,trial in October for second degree murder.
Is she really trying to paint it like he just decided to suffocate himself? That he saw the gap, was able to widen it/get out, and intentionally stayed in the suitcase??? That is insanity
No wonder she is trying to get this thrown out of the prosecutions evidence. She's argumentative, loud, aggressive and has shown no emotion about Jorge whatsoever.
Zipping up somebody in a suitcase is by definition a hostile act even if they are laughing while doing it. She better hope she doesn't get somebody like me on her jury because I feel no mercy for her. I'd vote for the max of whatever the charges.
As a European, I find your American Jury system abhorrent. Y'all have no legally trained mind, and y'all are generally chosen on demonstrable ignorance: reading no newspapers, not watching tv, etc. (ar least not to the point of being aware of what's going on in the world), and proudly flaunting said ignorance as a token of not being influenced. God forbid you actually have someone on the Jury who is knowledgeable, understands Law, and is not the most oblivious hick they could find. So, I weep for her, as she will likely get the usual folks on the Jury, dumb af, not understanding basics of Law, needing to be hand-held by the Judge, telling you what to do. And who then still vote from their emotion alone, like you.
@@gladosadoree I think you are confused. You are the one who is operating on emotion because you bought into her lies and obvious attempts to gain sympathy for her "little mistake". It doesn't take a high degree of intelligence to understand that being scrunched up into a suitcase which is very thick material would be a dangerous thing. She obviously is not a stupid person so she doesn't even deserve any latitude for that. What she did was malicious and inhuman. If you are a European, then what are you doing using the term y'all? Y'all is hick term and it's surprising that someone as sophisticated and worldly as yourself would use it. As far as our jury system is concerned, it may be the least corrupt part of our legal system. In spite of what you think, you will not understand that corruption until you watch the process up close and personal when you watch a friend live through it.
@@vickydavis4748 Not confused in the least. :) Nor buying into anyone's lies. Just mildly worried about the speed and ease with which people are yelling "Off with her head!", merely because she acted bizarrely. And yes, WE may think zipping someone into a suitcase is dangerous -- and it really is. Still doesn't prove 'intent to kill,' is my point. People use literal asphyxiation in their sexual play too. And that is dangerous as well; and still nowhere near 'intent to kill' either. And that is what you, as a potential juror, should be concerned about. As for "y'all", LOL, 'hick' is the exact sentiment I was going for. :) (I even used hick in my comment). As for your jury system, yeah, still not liking it. Superficially, it sounds great: get folks on your jury who are not, in any way, shape, or form influenced by outside opinions about the case. But after a few seconds, you realize that, doing it that way, all you're getting is morons; subsidiarily, people so shallow they are utterly oblivious to what's happening in the world around them, even when advertised and talked about all around them, don't read a paper, etc. Do you really want to put the destiny of someone's life into those hands? I don't. As far as your jury system being the least corrupt part of your legal system, on that I actually readily agree. At least jurors, in general, make a genuine effort to get it right. In that sense, being judged 'by a jury of your peers,' in terms of assuring a fair trial, has great value, I'll give you that too.
@@gladosadoree We don't yet know what the prosecutor is going to charge her with. An "intent to kill" is not a requirement for anything except murder in the first degree. I'm not sure about 2nd degree. Manslaughter absolutely doesn't require an intent to kill. It just requires that you did something that caused someone's death needlessly. If you get in your car and drive 100 miles an hour and lose control of it - and somebody dies, you can be charged with manslaughter because you should have known you were putting others in danger. I did not see your mention of "hick" in your comment. Did you edit the comment? How did you think "speaking hick" would be persuasive? You have me stumped on that one.
I'm a new subscriber this case is making me so nauseous, my heart is breaking...definitely want to see the trial, she deserves to go away for life this is beyond horrendous 💔 thank you for bringing awareness and facts to the public, I pray this monster will be locked away and that man's family can get justice. So sad and sickening
I came because you were on with Annie Elise. I love her and she seems pretty impressed with you! You were both talking about another case but I had heard about Sarah Boone and the suitcase so I came to watch your take on it. Ready for part 2!
They can tell her that the story is unbelievable but the prosecution doesn’t have to offer a plea deal for her to consider if they think they have a good case. If the state thinks they can convict her no problem they aren’t gonna give her a deal for a lesser charge because what’s in it for them? They’ll give you a plea deal if they think you might have a legit defense and they could lose on a tough charge and you go entirely free. They’ll give a plea deal if you have evidence against someone else or if lets say you killed someone and they want to know where the body is to give the family closure, not when they think they have a slam dunk case
i think that is why she has had so many lawyers imo. i think they are trying to tell her that story wont work and she refuses to believe that! imo of course.
Thanks Peter, for another great video and discussion! I missed the LIVE 😔 this time 😔. I appreciate your time and comments. I am so grateful for you lending your expertise to the general public, and as you learn from us, the potential jurors. What a great trade!
I've been following this case I've seen everything about it but I never get tired of it and I'm really glad you are breaking it down for everyone and discussing it because this case is very interesting Thank you
She started counting at 30 when she was on the phone with 911 saying was doing CPR. He was already stiff when she called. How does one unfold a dead body in rigor mortis.
I’ll bet he was dead a lot longer than her timeline. Neighbors said they heard a loud crash, 8-10pm? Rigamortus sets in at around fourteen hours, starts to loosen, a couple hours later, Sarah was asleep till 12:30.
“I’ll never drink alcohol again”. We’ll pass the message on to the other inmates to not share their toilet wine with you.
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They make some nasty hooch in prison in Texas!
How does someone not help immediately when someone says I can’t breathe??!!!!
My client is pleading unintentionally, your honor.
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If she was trying to get away with this. She messed up all 3 times on level 1. Bro. The damn hole done him no good.
She’s talking about panic attacks in a jail cell 🙄 imagine how Jorge felt in a suitcase
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Justice ⚖ for Jorge Torres😢💔🙏🏾🪶
Well said!
I caught that, too!
Thank you! When she threw her neighbor under the bus for being illegal, I was like, not only a murderer but a snitch as well...and not just a snitch, but telling on someone who has ZERO direct contact with you or your situation just to save your own neck 🐍
Yes, that was a nasty little bit on the side. SB was trying to discredit the neighbor for telling the police about the shenanigans that's been going on at her place. It was nasty and it shows malice.
You know what they say about snitches....
Sarah is totally vindictive. We do not know if the ppl are really illegal or not and taking Sarah's word can prove to be dangerous for any one involved. To think she would throw someone under the bus just to get back at someone tells a lot about Sarah's character.
dry snitching all over the place! I had the same exact thoughts
@@TellTheTruth0704 Or the fact that she thought they would give a F about her neighbor being illegal? Why would they care? And how in the world does your citizenship status affect your credibility as a witness? Being here legally or illegally has absolutely no relevance to your moral character. IMO.
I was abused years ago.....Sarah was NOT SCARED OF JORGES ...He was scared of her....Let me tell you I would NEVER have ignored my Ex's demand to be let out of the suitcase UNLESS I planned on running away forever to a different Continent because his WRATH of being left in there would have scared the bejeezus out of me for when he got out.....if I thought he could get out on his own after begging to be let out I would not go upstairs to bed just so he could eventually follow me up there and beat the living day out of me.....Not sure if I am explaining myself properly.....If Sarah was so scared because he "comes at her," she never would have made him suffer for "5 minutes".....anyway new Sub from Canada
I hope you are in a better place now. ⭐
Followed and make complete sense. Totally agree.
I think they likely did abuse each other. I don’t think either were truly afraid of the other on a good day.
My guess is that they did play hide and seek and he got in the suitcase…and she figured out he was in there and thought it would be funny to zip him up. Then she enjoyed having power over him without retaliation. I think usually they fought and if she hit him he probably pushed back somehow and sometimes hit her. She probably always felt as if she lost those fight…but this time she could win because she took away all his power. She could kick the case and push it around and there was nothing he could do.
Many time women that physically abuse men have an attitude that because they are smaller they CAN’T hurt their men. They almost seem to view the men as invincible. I’ll bet
She did assume that he would get out of that bag. But it wasn’t reasonable to assume. I would really have to puzzle through whether that would mean not second degree in my mind…
But I think you are 100% right that either she didn’t fear him or she didn’t think that he could get out. There is no way someone that was being abused and was fearful would have antagonized their abuser then stuck around for the consequences if she thought he’d get out in a few minutes
@@sallycinnamon5370 You said that much better than I did !!!!
I love the way she punishes herself and expects that to be enough.
Sarah- “I can tell you this…I’ll never drink alcohol again.”
Police- “OK everyone, Sara is never going to drink again. Good enough. We can all go home.”
Also Sarah- “ I have to live with the memory for the rest of my life. That’s should be punishment enough. “
Police- “Ok. Everyone…Sarah has to live with the memory. Justice served. Let her go home”
We sentence you to five AA meetings
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You know, if he was abusive and if she is trying to insinuate that she was just going to let him be punished in the suitcase and he’d eventually get out… what would she have expected to happen if he DID get out? He would have beat the crap out of her for leaving him there. No way she anticipated he would get out.
And if she DID worry about that, she could have called the police while he was in there.
As it turned out, it appears that she probably knocked him out with her child's baseball bat and he came to in the suitcase.
I will NEVER understand how she thought she was walking away from this meeting with these detectives.
Same!!!! In fact when it looked like they were going to let her, I was shocked! But then, BAM! face the wall and put your hands behind your back..... I thought, ok. Finally!
Because she's a raging narcissist. That's the reason. And not a very bright one...
Its hard to understand I agree, but if you can see this as an example of how chronic alcohol abuse impacts the critical thinking and judgment areas of the brain (even when not drinking-wet brain) then her actions here makes alot of sense
Stupidity
I don't think you understand, it wasn't _intentional._ I just dont think she made it clear enough
She actually thought they would think it was a horrible accident and let her go home. It makes me wonder how much shit she’s done and gotten away with.
I would bet almost everything bc ppl just want to get rid of her bc her behavior detestable. No one likes or want to be bother with her, if you notice not one friend has come forward and said what a wonderful friend or person she is. That means a lot when there is no one!
Not for that video, she would have gotten away with it.
@cathy12238 Exactly!
@@TellTheTruth0704 Very good point.....everyone the Detectives talked to.....including Brian.....had nothing but negative things to say about her.....
@raintree3338 There is an issue when not one person says anything nice about you. Sarah supposedly loved Jorge and throughout this entire process she didn't say one thing nice about Jorge and she killed him. All she can say the last day of Jorge's life was fun all day, it was a great day. That particular day to me would have been the worse day of my life and we know it was the worse day of Jorge's life bc he was begging for his life bc he knew he was going to die. Sarah has no regard for his life or the fact she took his life simply bc she can say it was a good day. She means that, think about it.
Sarah goes from saying "this is horrific" straight to "I'll never be right bc of this." Zero remorse, zero concern for Jorge or his family. She literally only cares for herself
@@leila7524 yes, it's allllll bout her🤬
👍 and still trying to put the fault on Jorge once again. She’s amongst disgusting 🤮. I hope she’ll have a very hard time in jail both from inmates and guards 🤞
Love from 🇫🇷
@charlotteetienne1371 definitely agree 💯
She's trying to say she was drunk without saying she was drunk. She has a drinking problem and doesn't want to admit it. She thinks so highly of herself that she won't admit she let alcohol control her.
Wish I had a beer
She was a day drinker who pops anxiety meds her favorite liquor as let her ex-husband was vodka and wine
Exactly she was a chronic alcoholic she chosen to be in denial cause she has to control the narrative at all times
Exactly She was a chronic alcoholic she chosen to be in denial cause she has to control the narrative at all times.
This woman is absolutely infuriating to listen to. Can you imagine dating that?
No
I would sentence her to life simply based on that harpy screech of a voice omg!
She's been in a relationship with a woman named Cristina Peña who was incarcerated with her. Jail guard reports wrote that she'd gotten into trouble by being caught with her in the toilet stall. That is a single person area, per the rules. Cristina Peña was released from jail, and she was at Sarah's trial. She has kept up with putting money on her books, and Sarah constantly videos/zooms from jail. Tanika's Two Cents channel goes over all the official jailers' reports that they've written against Sarah K Boon, aka Sarah K Paulsen (maiden name). Plus, all the dissolution of marriage material is gone over by Tanika, as well. There are MANY, many more letters Sarah has written to Brian's attorney and poor Judge Deen.
She is a violent drunk. Is she drunk in the investigation
My forensic psychology education says this...his ante mortem injuries were Sarah hitting him, possibly with the bat she mentions repeatedly, he's either unconscious or semi, and she puts him in the suitcase. Not impossible to do with some effort. Given their violent history there's no way Jorge trusted her enough to voluntary get into the suitcase. Period.
Just the thought of being squashed up and not being able to stretch has given me anxiety. I couldn't think of anything worse than being trapped in that position cramped up. Just horrible
Yeah, it’s so sad and disturbing. I’m glad she’ll be locked up forever and can’t hurt anyone or anything else since she so obviously lacks the smallest amount of empathy
It would appear that Sarah has no ability to feel for Jorge in any way esp when describing love, it isn't in her but she continually screams out before the detectives " I love. Jorge". It is impossible and she fakes it poorly I might add. It is impossible to do what Sarah did to Jorge in that way and not lose her mind and she wouldn't be finding fault with the deceased.
Yes.....I am having anxiety over it too....to be squished so badly you can't expand your lungs to breathe.....just AWFUL
Exactly, so how was he supposed to "just use one finger" to open the suitcase from within ? Never in a million years.
I’m claustrophobic. I can’t even get in an MRI never mind a frickin suitcase. It would be like being buried alive.
34:46 Hi! I’m here from the future. July 2024, no lawyer and still no trial! 😂❤
One lawyer finally answered her flier she wrote for a lawyer.
@@Timkast 6:57 Hi. I'm here from the future. I went from no lawyer....to 3! Unbelievable. 🤮
I'm even further in the future than you. Guilty of 2nd and a sadistic monster revealed
@@TinaBUTCHER-ph1pha fitting end to this tragic tale. Can't wait for sentencing! Justice for Jorge ❤🙌
This thread of "from the future" made me laugh out loud. Sarah Boone needs to go to prison for a very long time. The max!
Wow she said she had gone a whole day without him. She isn't crying even when watching the video. I was a basket case for over a year after my husband died. ONE DAY??!!
Hope you have found happiness....I truly do love from Canada
12 years and counting, I’m still a basket case!😢
Not to mention wanted his ring back right away!
If she cant remember taking this video how could she remember if she zipped the suitcase shut or not???
It's absurd.
By the way, years ago when she was still with Brian, she put her son in a suitcase and posted the picture of it on Facebook. Someone saw it and called CPS and they came to the house. They got Lucas to say it was a joke and he was having fun. And the picture did depict his laughing, but the point is....she has a habit with this suitcase business. And Chelsea knows it and that is why she says and you love lucas and wouldn't even put Lucas in a suitcase even jokingly. Anyway, I screenshotted the picture if you're interested. Not a lot of people know about that. Or at least i dont see comments about it.
This is a ridiculous rumour that has gained traction due to people like you who know they've never seen any of that evidence, NO ONE has. Please just stop!
I'm so glad Peter addressed this in early October 2024. He also said to stop it.
I can't fathom how she isn't in tears and completely devastated./ any form of sadness- because everyone grieves differently i guess.... at this point it was literally 24 hours since she found the man she loved dead in a suit case......
Supposedly loved!
I have never heard anyone be so self interested, let alone when they are being arrested for murder! No remorse at allll
This is bad for me. I had so much going on and now this has happened to me. I didn’t know, how could I have known? This isn’t my fault. I did so much for him. He was lucky to have me. I could never have done this thing I did, and then filmed.
The boy calling wolf? He’s DEAD. Unbelievable!
Don’t forget how smart she is and what an exceptional human being she ‘thinks’ she is.
Have you heard of Amber Heard?
yeah, but she can't sleep at night now. Isn't that enough punishment? or are they going to unfairly charge her with some crime, making her lose even more sleep?
@@falseking989
To be fair, AH, as horrible as she is, thankfully didn't kill anyone.
I about died when she said it was punishment enough!@@macroman52
"I would do anything for him!"
Except open up one goddamn zipper.
OPP..he's in there..night night
right!
She helped him. She loved him. She would do anything for him. But the zipper. It’s the tip of the tip of the tip. Of an iceberg
@@RipRider916 ---on top of the already, which no one deserves.
My friend (in Winter Park) puts up the tree on Nov 1 with nothing but some plain white lights on it and everyone in the family puts a tag on it every day that says something they are thankful for, then Thanksgiving weekend they decorate it for Christmas. They call it the Thankmas tree.
That's really sweet.
I love this idea!! My grandpa does a whole light show on his house EVERY year & all the neighborhood kids & surrounding streets come on thanksgiving night to see it lit for the first time. I love it.
I love this :-) what a great idea
I love family traditions! My dad sat in a chair and drank.
She’s never going to be able to overcome this evidence in trial
Hi 👋 here from the future. She was on her 9th lawyer, trial was held in October 2024, 2nd degree murder in 1.5 hours and the jury ate dinner too.
AND voted for the Forman/woman.
Hi There from the future, too! Suitcase Sarah is now serving a life sentence - a permanent guest of the Florida State Penitentiary System.
"You guys are killing me now." The utter disregard for anyone and anything but Sarah is pathological.
She may not have intended for Jorge to die, but she’s not very broken up about it. I suspect she intended to “punish” him and deliberately left him in there overnight. I also think she did push the suitcase down the stairs with Jorge’ inside. They hurt each other , routinely , allegedly. Every day had the potential for one of them to die at the hands of the other.
Yea that’s what I was thinking too. The neighbor said he heard a loud crash.
I agree. I think she zipped him up, because that is her way of punishing people (allegedly, she did it to her own son too, before). Doesn't prove 'intent to kill' at all, IMHO. These 2 had a rather mutually abusive relationship, it seems, with him choking her, and her zipping him inside a suitcase (occassionally?). Definitely an unhealthy, dysfunctional couple. But intentional murder? I'm not seeing it. Intent to keep him locked in the suitcase for a while? Sure; but that is essentially no different from a mom saying to her kid they need to stay in their room, for a while. Yes, the suitcase thing is bizarre, of course, but, in her mind, I think she was merely punishing him.
@@gladosadoree She maybe didn't intend him to die but she took actions she knew or should have known were likely to result in death and as a result he did in fact die. It shows a callous disregard for human life. Her probable intent to inflict the torture which resulted in death is legally speaking as bad for her as a clear intent to kill.
@@hiarhu746 She's done packed a person in suitcase before (her son, I believe). He obviously survived, so she genuinely may not have thought harm could come to her partner (not having zipped it up all the way, thinking he had ample room to breathe). It's all twisted, really. And reckless, for certain, that I agree with.
@@gladosadoree
The cops were called on the "son in the suitcase" incident because she had posted a picture on social media. They found that the kid had asked to be in the suitcase apparently and so no charges were laid.
I find it interesting that she keeps saying " MY PLAN"...
More interesting is that she says "my plan was not....". Well if you plan was not this, that or the other, then what exactly WAS your plan?
Thanks for covering this case Peter.
She's seems like a classic narcissistic abuser, and exhibits signs of a sociopathic behaviour in these interviews. She went too far with her unfortunate victim. I really feel for his family. How devastating
Zero percent chance of a jury watching this video and taking the battered spouse defense seriously.
Why does she think yelling at the police will get her point across and prove her innocence?
She's belligerent and it probably served her well in the past.
Because she probably screams at other people and they back down…she thinks she can just do what she normally does and get away with this
13:42 ...it would be really interesting if SB put herself in the suitcase and tried to get out as part of her defense.
That’d be an awesome exercise!!!
Only one rule, if she can’t get out, no one can open it for her.
@@Milburt😅😂
If only she had laid off the commissary & cheese hoarding 😂
She can’t remember making the video or other things, but remembers exactly how she zipped the suitcase???
Exactly what I've said.
And if you watch her movements carefully, the first time she shows the detectives how she zipped him up, she makes a long, circular gesture, arriving back at her starting point.
But the next time she stops about 4/5 of the way, realizing her mistake.
And remembers flipping it, and remembers going up to bed- the list is endless
@@abelis644 So true !!! She is making the movements based on her imagination not on any muscle memory......cant wait for her trial
@@raintree3383 Moved again to April 10.
And left enough room for two fingers, then one finger. Her story changes.
Im binging your videos on this case.
I'm obsessed!! Her level of narcissism is awesome to watch in real time.
If she remembers that she didn't zip him up all the way, why doesn't she remember taking the video?
Why be combative and argumentative if this happened to someone you love?
Why lie if you're innocent?
Zero emotion.
There's no way she could not be charged with anything, is there?
She’s such an unlikable pathological liar and gaslighter that the female detective can’t help but find her contemptible, and it comes through in her words. Almost messing up the interrogation but Sarah still couldn’t figure out how much of a bad spot she was in.
Listening to this reminds me of trying to get my niece to admit to have broken a rule, at 3 years old. "No, listen, I didn't tell you what I just told you. I was actually upstairs with Sister, so I couldn't have gotten into the ice cream" as the evidence of her doing so was all over the place.
"I would do anything for him" - "Wouldn't let him out of the suitcase." BASED
“I will never drink alcohol again. I will never drink alcohol again.”
Okay! Got it. Case dismissed..,
Imagine dying in a suitcase. BRUTAL!
I love the pauses with explanations. I can watch straight through anywhere, but only get the Tragos Touch right here!
This interrogation is a defense attorneys nightmare but as a Criminal Prosecutor myself this is Gold!!
Do you think she'll be offered a plea deal? If she is do you think she'll take it?
She is a depraved individual. I can't wait for the prosecution to manhandle her. Not literally of course😎
@@windywednesday4166 She was already offered a plea deal. They offered her 10 years ( which is a complete travesty of justice, more of a negligent homicide charge) However, we must remember Covid just started. I don't believe she will be getting offered anything less than 25 if they offer her anything else at all.
He was pushed down the staircase while in the suitcase, the next door neighbor said he heard loud bangs, as if someone/something was falling down the stairs. It explains the injuries he had. It's also why the suitcase was originally upside down. She then flips it right-side up then goes upstairs to bed.
Exactly.
My husband is fascinated with this case so PLEASE continue your coverage!!! This is far more entertaining and welcome brain work than sports for me, lol
I hope he hasn't bought a new suitcSe
@@StarlightWorkshop0z 🤣🤣🤣
I am , as well...hello from Canada
Me too, the last I heard her case will be heard in April she keeps pissing her lawyers off. she called the last one while he was on holiday, but I'm sure it wasn't intentional 😁
@@joinnh8566 last night I finally sat my partner down to watch a video about Darrell Brooks so he could appreciate what I've been on about...
In return, I "had to" watch a video of his favourite team's highlights.
Fair trade, honestly.
She is VERY DOMINEERING AND DEFENSIVE - and thinks if she YELLS LOUDLY they will believe her.
She thinks if she says it over and over they will finally believe her
because for past 40 years this evil bullying and vicious pestering has always worked for her
“It not fair” didn’t work when I was a kid.
If he was pushed down the stairs in the suitcase, as some ppl speculate, & neighbor said he heard banging like something was bouncing down the stairs, that might account for injuries found by coroner. Injuries could limit Jorge from fully using his arms to unzip the suitcase. Coroner said he had shoulder injuries. That could limit his movements inside suitcase.
Yes, not to mention how much someone panics when they can't breathe...
Yes! I hadn’t thought of that. Possibly a concussion as well! Two bumps on his head.
I think that is a very important point. I would bet she did push the suitcase down the stairs with him in it.
He also had an injury to his head/jaw, if he had a head injury that could mix with the wine and make him literally unable to open it even if he knew where the hole was
They also found lukases bat with blood on it
The hide n seek claim is hilariously ridiculous.
It was all part of a super fun sober but drinking wine day!!
Appreciate you covering this one, Peter! I think the videos are what really trips her story up. Will be interesting to watch when this trial gets rolling.
New date for the SIXTH time is April 10. Pretrial March 28.
It's going to be wild now that she has been ordered to represent herself!
It’s amazing how indignant she was with the detectives for questioning her about what happened. It’s like they weren’t supposed to want or need to know. Sarah Boone mentally. 🙄
This is just so disturbing. I hope she gets the strongest punishment the law allows because I feel like this was intentional.
You got your wish!
When she animates parts of her story, (Ex. We were done puzzles & we were like "okay ,now lets paint, ughh") or when shes sayin she had to tell Jorge "slow down, slow down"
When she says those types of things, you can actually hear the annoyance & disdain in her voice.
Thats why I dont believe a word she says.
The hatred part in this love/hate relationship ran so deep, its still audible.
Yep, notice too how she always describes the painting, puzzles, music etc in EXACTLY the same way. imo, it is bcz thats the one lie she rehearsed all night long , just in case Brian refused to get rid of the body.
I found out your channel when the Depp trial and honestly, if you were good then now you are the best!
Not only the way you break down the topics and the way you handle it and teach us about laws but also for your sharing your normal routine and fotos, etc. Dad sharing included!!!!
Your channel is a real treasure
Found your channel through RA…he told us to come see your videos to get filled in about this case. I’m so glad I did! The 1 thing that just makes me yell at her, is her narcissistic behavior….OMG… I had a career for 30 years that dealt with thousands of people with this disorder…and it’s so easy to spot and gets my blood boiling! No wonder she’s gone through 6 attorneys and the 7th is begging to get out…🤷🏻♀️🤦♀️. Thanks for your channel! I’m hooked! 👍🏻Jil
Anyone else notice that everything she says is about her. "*I* am sick over this!" "*I've* been without him for a day." "That's how he talked to *me* most of the time." "*I* was in bed." "*I* will never drink alcohol again." In the video of the police responding she said he didn't have a phone. He had to use hers. I am 100% convinced she was the abuser. I think she controlled him completely.
The property manager said she was aggressive and often would fight with her neighbors.
@xikies101 100% agree. I wanna know if Torres was on the lease at Boone's apartment after over a year living there. My guess is no & it's another control tactic AND likely the reason he was arrested opposed to Sarah. When Sarah WAS arrested her dv charge was more serious. I made another comment, at autopsy Torres was about 5'2 103lbs. I think this is important to take into consideration when it comes to the manner of his passing.
the jury will absolutely HATE her
Nobody says “ This wasn’t malicious .”They say “it was an accident.”
Right? ... it's really a weird way to phrase it. TBF she also says 'compos mentis'. It's a little pretentious and I don't think it's doing her any favors.
Well you are very smart......never would have thought of that ever.....my contribution is she should be arrested for her hair do and clothes
Exactly
Not ONCE did she use the word mistake or accident. Not once...
1:03 had me 🤣 "Yes, thanks for joining the conversation!"
It’s such a bizarre situation. There are so many scenarios of this case that I couldn’t fathom myself or anyone I’ve ever previously dated ever being in. If I asked my husband to play hide and seek he’d laugh in my face and vice versa.
Yeah, like what grown a$$ man is going to play and do arts and crafts. The only physical play with a young man is going to be play fighting or wrestling which would be foreplay.
@@Dany_Stormborn Yes... that makes a lot of sense but I don't understand why she wouldn't come forward with it as a defense. I get the control issues too from her. She's with somebody who makes less than she does so she has control of the money I'm sure she taunts him with it. She's constantly having to 'bail him out" literally and figuratively. And I caught something when she was talking about how he's in a diversion program now and doing so much better... if this is true I can see how that would threaten her control over him.
@@IWILLgopostalwell that's not true, you're putting all males in a box. Granted I don't believe her story of hide N seek, but they're are men, no matter the sexuality that do and would do arts in crafts.
My husband would question my sanity!!!!
I am a Litigation Manager for an Insurance Company. I really have enjoyed listening to your podcasts and the one with your father was on! You give excellence insight into cases and I haves learned so much perspective as you analyze speech and body language, motions, etc. Also love that you start early in Christmas. My Christmas Village is up and tree is next now!
She will for sure take the stand....can't wait. Thank you sunshine law!
No one could have predicted what she testified to on the stand.
The audacity of HER to have an attitude.
she seems like one of those people that are only attitude
typical narcissist
I can’t stand how she keeps saying it’s not fair.
“I’ll never drink Alcohol again”
No Sarah, you won’t. Not unless it’s home brew you make in your toilet.
I'm just now able to watch these. Can you imagine being her significant other and arguing with her. The way she argues with these lawyers I can imagine it would be extremely frustrating.
You’re pretty awesome to do all the TH-cam stuff yourself, that’s tricky! I’d get too distracted. And then you go ahead & do an amazing job with your analysis- showing us all how it’s done! Love it. 💚
OMG, she ADMITTED not remembering she made the videos!!!! She was DEFINITELY a in a blackout, but tries to tell them she wasn’t drunk!!!!!
not only did these investigators do a great job interrogating her but they had a lot of good one-liners lol
This interrogation was too confrontational. It was not it was a yelling match. Sarah was in charge of the entire interrogation. They kept bulling her, instead of agreeing with her, and siding with her to get her to open up!
Sarah repeatedly recalls how much fun they were having and what a great day it was. But, her neighbor Vincent, when interviewed, said he heard an escalation in loud voices to include yelling and cursing at each other for a prolonged period prior to the loud thumping down the stairs noise, after which he said all went quiet. His testimony could be very damning.
I saw you on Ten to Life with Annie & ya'll
Laughingly mentioned this case so it peaked my interest so I had to check it out!! I've watched part one & this is sadly hilarious!! This is how one digs a hole right?!!! I'm excited to explore the content on you already have on your channel & future ones too!! You gotta know I'm a fan for life!! Thank you for helping us to understand & learn about all these different cases!!!😉
I joined while watching Depp vs. Heard. I'm interested in this case too. Love your channel.
Watching this a year later, and can see why SB has gone through all those lawyers, and has put herself in the position of defending herself.
I can’t wait til this trial. I hope it’s on u tube live
Found you thru Sarah Boone..i love the videos you have, I will watch them in order on the weekend with my snacks and wine Saturday night xx
Glad you enjoy them!
Thank you Peter! I appreciate you for doing this. It's facinating! His poor family.
I can't believe she took a video and photos. What a way to mess up your defense.
Thank you Peter! I appreciate you covering this case so well. I wish I could have listened to it live but I’m a working Physical Therapist and see patients throughout the day! So again thank you 🙏 😊.
I bet she wishes she could fire the cops like she is going to do to 8 lawyers
Lol playing hide and seek by himself when they both know where he is! Thanks so much Peter - your analysis is insightful and entertaining 😂
Tag you're it
I’m an American citizen living overseas and had no idea about this case. Stumbled on your channel and have definitely gotten sucked in, even though I’m late to the game. Love the channel!
Have you heard that she went through 8 attorneys? The judge has ordered her to now represent herself. It's going to be wild!
Hats off to you for being an expat. Would love to pack up and move to Europe.
@@ajordan1976 I’m definitely keeping track of this now. Pretty fascinating and. yes, EIGHT attorneys! I’m guessing all eight of those attorneys were happy to be fired. I’m also following the JP and Mica Miller story.
@@julieschumacher2402 I've been down the Sarah Boone rabbit hole for a minute.
There's been some really sad cases in the past few years. Harmony Montgomery, Gannon Stauch and Jennifer Soto.
Now Mica Miller.
I like to acknowledge the victims not the perpetrators.
Of course there's our favorite lovable lying gypsy Nose Blanchard who's dominating the media.🤮
Another fascinating trial is the Dan Markel case.
You're the tops, Tragos,
The cat's meow! So happy i discovered you. Yayyyyy. Thank you for a grade A+ production and friendly and professional attitude. It's so very appreciated.
Many cheers from the deep forests of coastal northern CA.
Thank you for all your videos! I am from Australia and , although the laws will be different, your insight and information regarding the application of law, evidence, your analysis of the questioning in interrogations and breakdown of the process is so fascinating and there is still plenty for us to learn from the information you provide. Thank you for the time you put into making these videos! Hi from Australia!!! :)
Also, this woman is so f@cking obnoxious, yes, she is trying to gaslight the interrogators, she CONSTANTLY interrupts and cuts them off and the patronising way that she talks to them and acts as though they are accusing this "girl guide" of something nefarious is INSANE. This is one trial I want to watch because she is going to be a handful....no wonder she is on her 6th defence lawyer!
......Also......how good are these interrogators! I love interrogation videos and these two are on point, they haven't missed a single opportunity to pin her to the wall.
I watched this from the jump and so glad u are covering it!!!
8/24 four years of same behavior, fired eight attorneys, now representing herself and is in way over her head,trial in October for second degree murder.
Thank you for all the work you do and putting this together…and speak with us about it.
It always amazes me when the suspect starts in with the "why would I" questions...
Is she really trying to paint it like he just decided to suffocate himself? That he saw the gap, was able to widen it/get out, and intentionally stayed in the suitcase??? That is insanity
No wonder she is trying to get this thrown out of the prosecutions evidence. She's argumentative, loud, aggressive and has shown no emotion about Jorge whatsoever.
Lol, I totally did not think I would be interested in this case. Boy was I wrong! Your viewers are the best Peter. 👌
I think I'm addicted to this interrogation videos I've watched them like 15 times
Zipping up somebody in a suitcase is by definition a hostile act even if they are laughing while doing it. She better hope she doesn't get somebody like me on her jury because I feel no mercy for her. I'd vote for the max of whatever the charges.
As a European, I find your American Jury system abhorrent. Y'all have no legally trained mind, and y'all are generally chosen on demonstrable ignorance: reading no newspapers, not watching tv, etc. (ar least not to the point of being aware of what's going on in the world), and proudly flaunting said ignorance as a token of not being influenced. God forbid you actually have someone on the Jury who is knowledgeable, understands Law, and is not the most oblivious hick they could find.
So, I weep for her, as she will likely get the usual folks on the Jury, dumb af, not understanding basics of Law, needing to be hand-held by the Judge, telling you what to do. And who then still vote from their emotion alone, like you.
@@gladosadoree I think you are confused. You are the one who is operating on emotion because you bought into her lies and obvious attempts to gain sympathy for her "little mistake". It doesn't take a high degree of intelligence to understand that being scrunched up into a suitcase which is very thick material would be a dangerous thing. She obviously is not a stupid person so she doesn't even deserve any latitude for that. What she did was malicious and inhuman.
If you are a European, then what are you doing using the term y'all? Y'all is hick term and it's surprising that someone as sophisticated and worldly as yourself would use it.
As far as our jury system is concerned, it may be the least corrupt part of our legal system. In spite of what you think, you will not understand that corruption until you watch the process up close and personal when you watch a friend live through it.
@@vickydavis4748 Not confused in the least. :) Nor buying into anyone's lies. Just mildly worried about the speed and ease with which people are yelling "Off with her head!", merely because she acted bizarrely. And yes, WE may think zipping someone into a suitcase is dangerous -- and it really is. Still doesn't prove 'intent to kill,' is my point. People use literal asphyxiation in their sexual play too. And that is dangerous as well; and still nowhere near 'intent to kill' either. And that is what you, as a potential juror, should be concerned about.
As for "y'all", LOL, 'hick' is the exact sentiment I was going for. :) (I even used hick in my comment).
As for your jury system, yeah, still not liking it. Superficially, it sounds great: get folks on your jury who are not, in any way, shape, or form influenced by outside opinions about the case. But after a few seconds, you realize that, doing it that way, all you're getting is morons; subsidiarily, people so shallow they are utterly oblivious to what's happening in the world around them, even when advertised and talked about all around them, don't read a paper, etc. Do you really want to put the destiny of someone's life into those hands? I don't.
As far as your jury system being the least corrupt part of your legal system, on that I actually readily agree. At least jurors, in general, make a genuine effort to get it right. In that sense, being judged 'by a jury of your peers,' in terms of assuring a fair trial, has great value, I'll give you that too.
@@gladosadoree We don't yet know what the prosecutor is going to charge her with. An "intent to kill" is not a requirement for anything except murder in the first degree. I'm not sure about 2nd degree. Manslaughter absolutely doesn't require an intent to kill. It just requires that you did something that caused someone's death needlessly. If you get in your car and drive 100 miles an hour and lose control of it - and somebody dies, you can be charged with manslaughter because you should have known you were putting others in danger.
I did not see your mention of "hick" in your comment. Did you edit the comment? How did you think "speaking hick" would be persuasive? You have me stumped on that one.
@@gladosadoree ok let her put someone u know in suit case . An see if turn out good if not let her free cause oops sorry
I'm a new subscriber this case is making me so nauseous, my heart is breaking...definitely want to see the trial, she deserves to go away for life this is beyond horrendous 💔 thank you for bringing awareness and facts to the public, I pray this monster will be locked away and that man's family can get justice.
So sad and sickening
Glad to hear every one is OK
I did notice Christmas 🎄
I came because you were on with Annie Elise. I love her and she seems pretty impressed with you! You were both talking about another case but I had heard about Sarah Boone and the suitcase so I came to watch your take on it. Ready for part 2!
As her lawyer, can they tell her that her story is unbelievable and her best chance is to strike a plea bargain or do they have to do what she wants?
They can tell her that the story is unbelievable but the prosecution doesn’t have to offer a plea deal for her to consider if they think they have a good case.
If the state thinks they can convict her no problem they aren’t gonna give her a deal for a lesser charge because what’s in it for them? They’ll give you a plea deal if they think you might have a legit defense and they could lose on a tough charge and you go entirely free. They’ll give a plea deal if you have evidence against someone else or if lets say you killed someone and they want to know where the body is to give the family closure, not when they think they have a slam dunk case
She's been through six lawyers so far
She should admit that she was drunk on her ass, then throw herself on the mercy of the court after expressing remorse.
@@tamararutland-mills9530 she also.pops anxiety pills
i think that is why she has had so many lawyers imo. i think they are trying to tell her that story wont work and she refuses to believe that! imo of course.
Glad you and yours are ok. Always glad to see you.
Thanks Peter, for another great video and discussion! I missed the LIVE 😔 this time 😔. I appreciate your time and comments. I am so grateful for you lending your expertise to the general public, and as you learn from us, the potential jurors. What a great trade!
I’m so excited for this trial.
Thrilled you're watching/reacting to this interrogation. Interesting case. Appreciate your insight and opinions.
I've been following this case I've seen everything about it but I never get tired of it and I'm really glad you are breaking it down for everyone and discussing it because this case is very interesting Thank you
It's like a bad trainwreck, you can't look away. Unintentionally.😂😂
Appreciate what you do, Sir Tragos!
She started counting at 30 when she was on the phone with 911 saying was doing CPR. He was already stiff when she called. How does one unfold a dead body in rigor mortis.
I’ll bet he was dead a lot longer than her timeline. Neighbors said they heard a loud crash, 8-10pm? Rigamortus sets in at around fourteen hours, starts to loosen, a couple hours later, Sarah was asleep till 12:30.