She told the detectives doing her interrogation that she excels at EVERYTHING, was a straight A student, and an excellent mother to her son. She’s finding out she DOESN’T know everything and is out out of her element. As for the mothering of her son, she didn’t keep him most of the time required and her ex husband was always being called to pick him up from school when she was supposed to. Her ex said she preferred getting drunk with Jorge over spending time with her son.
@janicewingfield5245 Wow, unless Peter here went over that again, you have a remarkable memory. That's exactly what she said in her interrogation. Well done, you!
@@janicewingfield5245 So you're realizing that almost everything out of Sarah's mouth is a lie, which makes me wonder why the media and all the YT crime channels repeat her false narrative as if it's factual. Here are the facts: 1. It was NOT a good day. 2. They were not playing hide and seek -- they were fighting. 3. Jorge did not put himself in that suitcase. Sarah put him in it, zipped it up, and threw it down the steps. 4. Sarah leaving Jorge in that suitcase was absolutely 100% INTENTIONAL. 5. Sarah is not a victim of DV. She is the perpetrator. Brian and Jorge were the victims. Everyone of these statements can be backed up by evidence in the discovery.
Absolutely...and there is a 99.9% chance she is going to try and delay, delay, delay. Her tone with the Judge and this court is heinous. I would not give her any leeway.
When you are recorded laughing whilst murdering someone who is begging for their life, you're kinda done before ya start . Just my opinion. (And it's Florida. We don't mess.)
IMO ..She knows that her chances are slim to none after 8 lawyers. Maybe if she listened to any of them , she wouldn't be here now. She just wanted off without paying for the crime. In her mind she did nothing wrong.
I thought she was doing all this to plead insanity but she has shown she is competent . Probably a true psychopath who thought she could get away with it.
Precisely. I'm getting pretty damned tired of hearing that she was FORCED. She waved her right to counsel due to her own actions. The judge states this verbatim in this very same court recording that's being watched here.
She doesn't even have to go pro se - she can still hire a lawyer. She just can't get one free of charge anymore, because she broke the previous four -_-
My guess is that she wanted those 8 lawyers to back her plan of saying "it was an accident, I'm innocent." Which was what she said during her police interrogation and at every opportunity since. But they have her on VIDEO mocking him as he dies in a suitcase, I bet those lawyers were like...no you cant explain this away or lie trying to explain it. Which she didn't like, so she would become hostile towards them and que them each wanting to drop her because of them telling her that her "i'm innocent" plan is a bad one. And Sarah thinks she's the smartest person in the room. Even during this video you can hear the tones of "if you would just listen to me, I can explain everything and you'll see I'm innocent" diatribe she's constantly stuck to. That and the "I'm a victim, I need everything explained to me!" Yeah, it's called law school you dummy and you ran off 8 people who went.
I don't like Sarah I don't think she's a good person, but I do kind of feel bad for her. Her circumstances and life got her to where she is and made her the person she is today. Not that that's excuse to be treat people badly but, I still feel bad for her. I'm a sucker I guess.
IMO she will definitely mention in front of the jury that she was forced to go pro se. The judge can admonish her afterword, but he can't make the jury unhear it.
If she does mention it, can't the state then bring in why she was "forced" but otherwise they can't mention it? Like the whole Kate Moss incident in the Depp/Heard trial?
This judge was ABSOLUTELY RIGHT in making her PRO SE. If you disagree with me please go back and read ALL of her letters making a MOCKERY of the court and all her attorneys. This judge FINALLY put a stop to it. She is SO SO SO DISRESPECTFUL…especially after what she DID! RIP Jorge and I pray for strength for his family to get through this mess!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Oh nooo, narcissists are incapable of self reflection and evolution. She still thinks her ex lawyers were M0rons. She still thinks she has all the answers. She just doesn’t know how to do lawyer “stuff”. She wants someone to do all the lawyer things while taking her orders and I don’t think that’s changed 😂
This judge deserves sainthood for his demeanor and patience with this piece of work. She’s a crafty one and he’s not having it, in the most dignified manner.
This judge is a case study on how judges should conduct themselves. The one who presided over Ashley Benefield's case was also really, really good. Should've gotten someone of this caliber to oversee Nicholas Cruz's case instead of that emotional nutjob who isn't even a judge anymore.
It’s always somebody else’s fault with her. Give an inch and take a mile. She doesn’t look at him when he talks with her. He is showing so much patience with strength!
@@c0ffeebean1the fact that she treats the person who will sentence her with such blatant disrespect is WILD to me. She should be saying “yes sir, thank you sir.”
@@TheBriar_123she’s a self righteous narcissist. In her mind she is more moral and right than anyone in the WORLD. That means the judge is beneath her! 🙄
That’s how you know you’ve got an abuser on your hands. They are the ones constantly twisting reality and constantly getting things their way. I hope that she gets a fair trial bc I do not want her to get any type of appeal. But she is always twisting some yarn about stuff that literally cannot matter.
@@TheBriar_123 Can you imagine what their home life was like? Especially when her poor little boy would stay over with them to have some mom time. Jorge had been arrested not too long before he died, that was for domestic violence of her as well. Apparently, both of them were fairly heavy drinkers that fought often, according to the neighbors who were interviewed by the police and local news stations.
Sara Boone wasn’t just a difficult client, she was downright abusive and insulting to her prior appointed lawyers and even has insulted both judges. She wrote letters calling them buffoons, incompetent, accused them of lying to her, and so much more. The judge warned her repeatedly and very clearly that if she continued this behaviour she would forfeit her right to counsel and she didn’t stop her abusive behaviour.
Glad we got to hear more from the prosecutors than previously. They seem competent, patient, and genuinely willing to work with Sarah to make sure she gets a fair trial. She’s insufferable and probably a murderer, but absolutely is entitled to a fair trial as much as anyone else.
I also believe that the prosecution team is doing a phenomenal job in being as helpful as possible without going to far and thus making sure that a guilty verdict will stand upon appeal.
@@Ozchucklegally she is innocent right now, like it or not. So they’re 100% accurate in how they said it. I think we all know that she did this and admitted it. That’s not the point tho. If we are going to invest in a trial then we might as well embrace the constitution while we are at it.
@@kateashby3066 public opinion does not follow the rules of the constitution. I want her to have her day in court, and yet I also can see with my own two eyes that she is a scumbag.
The prosecution in the Waukesha Parade case even helped Darrell Brooks. I imagine it was to make sure nothing would be able to be appealed. They sent subpoenas for him and I remember the male prosecutor pointing out a line on a document he was reading. Of course, he also snapped at him and told him he was speaking now, 😂.
ANY suggestion that Sarah deserves yet another chance to receive taxpayer-funded counsel should be seen as absurd. In this very hearing, she continues to throw out outrageous charges against her former attorneys, accusing them of committing "perjury", and then claiming that the judge's order, which was based in large part on her past abuse of her prior counsel, is therefore "erroneous." Her continued abuse, in letters and in COURT, indicates that she does not respect court-appointed counsel. Why should she get another opportunity to treat a new attorney with such disdain?
@@CyanapanasatiWhat is "bruv"? I'm assuming you're British from your use of that particular slang, but in the US, we generally consider it incredibly rude to call someone else's points "idiotic". I thought I'd let you know, since you don't seem to have an appropriate measure of how to not be rude and insulting when replying to a comment. It seems particularly egregious considering the fact that you're entirely wrong. The cost for housing an inmate in state prison in Florida is actually $74.44 per day, which adds up to $27,171 annually. Your figure was nearly three times the actual cost of housing someone in that state. I'm not sure where you obtained that figure from, but it's not even close to reality. So not only were you rude, you were also wrong. It might even be said that your reply was "idiotic".
I was hoping for the judge to offer to deliver the hard copy discovery to her in a suitcase 😅 Great patience is displayed from the judge, and the prosecution imo xxx
She simply cant shut her mouth and get out of her own way. Sorry i think the sympathy needs to go to the over worked and underpaid public defenders who did their best and got crapped on publicly for their effort. This is exactly what she deserves
I'm so tired of ppl not paying the consequences for their actions. She cost God knows how much of tax payers money playing her narcissistic games. Narcissist thinks they can gaslight, bully, and argue their way out of everything. She doesn't even deserve all the chances she's had. It's not always appropriate to be a bleeding heart.
@@smdh99 not always appropriate but we also have to make sure that she doesn’t have an appellate argument. I don’t want her to get off on a technicality or get a retrial based on some minuscule thing. They are right to go the extra mile to make sure she gets locked up for the rest of her life.
It's very telling if you listen to Boone's arguments about not waiving her right to council; She said she did not waive her right to council, but instead it was taken from her. She cannot understand that even though this was not what she INTENDED, this is what her actions lead to, and therefore she must accept the consequences of her actions. Similarly, she probably didn't mean to kill her boyfriend, just hurt him. Because she didn't INTEND for this to happen, she sees no reason why she should be held accountable for it, and therefore won't accept any plea deal.
Very well put! Whatever her intentions were, there are consequences to one’s actions! Most people learn that in childhood. I love my son with all that is in me and part of being a good parent was allowing him face the consequences of his actions and learn from them rather than covering up for him and making him think he was entitled to behave however he wanted to. This is what has bothered me so badly during all of this, that she absolutely believes that her intentions matter more than her actions!
I admire how fair you are and how you want her to have a stand by counsel. As a by stander who has followed this case from day one, I absolutely believe she has forfeit her right to it.
I think the JAC did a good job of explaining that they were there to step in if a defendant *voluntarily* represented themselves if they change their mind. As SB waived her rights by action, she would not qualify. People are misunderstanding that this isn’t a legal assistant, it’s literally a lawyer waiting to step in if the pro se defendant invokes their right for representation.
In Sara's case, imo, it's not that she "won't admit guilt," it's that she absolutely BELIEVES she's not guilty. Sorry, I wasn't shouting that word, I was just emphasising it.🙃 I definitely agree with you, I think she's a narcissist. This is going to be a hell of a trial. Although, I do wonder, if at some point it may hit her, before the trial begins, that she may have made a mistake about refusing that plea deal, then going for it? Even if she is a narcissist, I could see her accepting that as a form of self preservation, especially if the time comes and she finally sees that things just can't turn out the way she had thought they would. 🤷♀️ It shouldn't be too late, even if she changes her mind right up until just days before trial is set to begin. I wonder if anyone is making wagers on this? I know betting is illegal in the US, but wouldn't it be sort of fun to do that?
@@Julia-uh4liDude, I am not the morality police but that's a kinda twisted thing to make bets on. Someone died horrifically and there's a defendant whose dipstick clearly doesn't reach the oil. It's a messed up situation.
ARE YOU SERIOUS? “Negligence killing?” The victim BEGGED to be let out of the suitcase & she responded by mocking him. (How would we feel about a man doing this to a woman?) She showed depraved indifference… it was totally sick.
Funny how she’s claiming the laptop schedule, conditions, etc is totally foreign … yet when she was told EXPLICITLY what it was, she complained "What if I want to work on my case at 2am & need the laptop??" 😂 Sorry Sarah, you def knew… 🤷🏼♀️😂
@@LeslieWilliamson-cd8nhThat's what I want to happen..she ended someone's life in a horrific manner. I want her to take it to trial and get as much time in prison possible
Her previous attorneys ALL received discovery. We already know she’s seen at least some of it AND was told what the evidence looked like for her. It took some time for her investigator to digitize all that evidence, which wasn’t needed before, so the time it took for them to create a whole process just for her isn’t really all that bad. She wants everything when she wants it, how she wants it, the moment she asks for it. Then, when it’s time for her to agree to dates, she can’t commit and needs more time. Typical. Also, what’s up with her randomly inserting the word “please” so many times in the middle of her questions? I don’t remember her speaking like that during her two-hour police interrogation.
I can’t stand listening to her speak. So condescending. Always says TO instead of reg to. Jigging her head all directions. Ugh! But I think she’ll be forced to take a plea. Thing is she REFUSES to admit any wrongdoing.
I noticed the robotic insertion of please peppered throughout, too. It sounds like the brand of auto-pilot politeness someone who isn't polite has decided holds some kind of interpersonal value (ie., manipulative power), so they drop it in haphazardly to cover the bases 😏
It’s her narcissist mask. She pretends to be civil and cooperative when ppl are watching. Then she uses it as a shield. Self righteous narcissists are the most hypocritical of of all the flavors of narc. My dad/sister also fit into this category
By the letter of the law this is where Sarah put herself. Others have tried to fire all their attorneys to try and not get through the process. Eventually you have to cut it off. Reality is Sarah will never, ever be happy. "Cluster B is a code word for difficult patient." -Dr Ramani
Please get this case over and done with this woman is a narcissistic menace and do not deserve the media attention she is getting..a man died a horrific death , smothering to death in a suitcase, gasping for air and she said it was just a game she played and FORGOT the poor man in the suitcase and went to SLEEP REALLY !!!! NO MERCY FOR THIS WOMAN !!!
I'm going to be a bit petty here and point out that the Constitution has been highlighted in a lot of ways during this election cycle. She has the right to a fair trial, no matter how frustrating it is. No matter how much it costs us. No matter how much evidence there is. That's the deal we agree to as citizens. We have our rights. And there are costs and there are benefits that come along with that. If it bothers you, don't pay attention to the trial. Jeez.
@CuriousCatAtHome I don't disagree, only am tired to see her face on every news channel, just by scrolling on you tube... I watch the news following what is happening around the world, following the situation in Israel..but some news channels give her too much platform that is why I hope it will be over soon 👍 😀
She didn't forget.... she told him no.... she intentionally wouldn't let him out. She forgot when she went upstairs..... maybe..... but she clearly told him and decided she was not going to let him out when she was downstairs. He had no chance of survival once she made up her mind..... she's cruel and sadistic.
Yes, she'll most likely be found guilty by a jury. The evidence is damning. But they have to tread carefully now to make sure that if she is convicted it isn't turned over on appeal.
She has had 4 years and 8 lawyers that have been preparing her for this trial. She thinks she is innocent and should be let go. This isn't FAir!!!! Waaaaahhh
She KNOWS she isn’t innocent. She probably whacked Jorge over the head with Luka’s baseball bat, crammed him in the suitcase & sent him flying down the stairs, and then videotaped him for her own satisfaction later on.
If there was any shred of possibility (or evidence) that she didn't kill that poor man, she wouldn't be where she is. I don't know what she thinks she's going to find in that box but I wish when she got it, I couldn't be opened. So she'd have to sit there and try and try to get it open with no luck. Just like she did to Jorge.
As a narcist in her reality what you are saying doesnt exist. Because that means she did something incorrect and thats not even possible. So what your taling about! 😂😂😉
At the end of the hearing at which they let Cashman quit, she thought they would just give her a new lawyer and delay the trial again. I wonder how long that smirk lasted.
The video Sarah took tanks a fear of Jorge getting out defense. She’s sitting on a couch mocking him and laughing. Sarah goes upstairs, goes to sleep leaving herself vulnerable to an enraged Jorge when he gets himself out of the suitcase. It makes zero sense. She’s not begging him not to hurt her if she lets him out, nothing she says or does indicates fear. Jorge is pleading for his life, he’s scared, panicked and he never calls her names, threatens her life or angry screams at her.
No but there’s a way to mitigate the damage and Sarah is NOT on it! She’s shown nothing but entitlement and ZERO remorse since day 1 when the cops questioned her. Not good.
Playing devils advocate, a good lawyer might have gotten her a lesser charge such as 2nd degree or manslaughter due to battered person etc. - not that she was necessarily battered, but a good attorney could have argued such.
@@Yo77Yo11 I assume that was part of her issue with the lawyer she was mad at like 2 lawyers ago. He asked for (and got approval for) a battered spouse expert… and I suspect since he didn’t file a notice of affirmative defense that the expert wouldn’t testify to battered spouse. You can’t just claim it, you have to show it with a pattern of behavior assessed by an expert. That’s not the lawyer’s job, it’s a forensic psychiatrist’s job.
Watched the hearing. The judge is doing a beautiful job. Holding the line, but with great patience & respect. The state seems to think she may ask for a plea deal.
I like how the Judge maintains a Matter of Fact tone throughout this hearing. By the time the trial starts Sarah is likely to feel overwhelmed and will cry her eyes our as she attempts her opening statement. Sarah should fold her cards and negotiate the best possible plea with the state. We can’t forget how Jorge’s family will feel. A fool soon part’s with their Freedom.
She deserves to feel terrified after the terror she put Jorge through. Taunting him, him not being able to breathe, possibly pushing him down the stairs when he was in the suitcase, After years of avoiding responsibility she is finally going to be held accountable. Justice for Jorge
I'm not so sure she would feel that way yet. But, I believe she will truly feel that way as she gets closer to the trial date, maybe after she's put a lot more time & effort into building her case and hearing back from the investigator she'll have hired. I think right now she's pretty confident that she can convince the jurors that none of this was intentional. (which probably seems delusional to any rational thinking adult) She really will be quite confident in herself, if shes a narcissist. It'll be quite interesting to hear which of the defences she'll be using since there are at least 3 so far that Peter has just mentioned here.
SB is REALLY used to talking her way out of things in quite a manipulating way. It's exhausting! Glad to see the judge is sticking to his researched decisions.
It’s obvious to me she’s one of these people who doesn’t take advice and always knows best. Worst of all digs her heels in when knowing she’s backed into a corner.
At this point, she has nothing to lose. The thing about narcissists (personality disorder) is that they usually are pretty clever but aren't able to concede to their ego. Aka, she knows she's screwed and that she should take a plea deal but she absolutely cannot fathom doing so. Her ego doesn't care about logic. It cares about getting what it wants. That's how a narcissistic brain works.
1:55 Sara just admitted to viewing thumb drives of her phone and it was irrelevant. So she HAS seen her phone , and other discovery just as Mrs Cashman testified to. Sara exposes her own lies and misinformation.
Even if she did “fall asleep “ and “forget” he was in there. She could have let him out while or directly after recording him suffering! If she was “playing around” with him, his pleas should have been enough to open the suitcase right away vs walk away from it.
Hide and seek is where one person hides, without the other person knowing where they're hiding. So, how could they be playing the game if she hid him herself. Thats not how hide and seek works!
I believe she put him in the suitcase and she was going to hide and he had to find her. She was supposed to leave and opening or make sure he would be able to get out while she hid. Please check me if I’m wrong.
She’s so concerned, even obsessed with her image. Trying to control what others thinks of her will be one of her biggest downfalls. All that noise is irrelevant and she’s going to spend more time shouting “it’s not fair,” instead of focusing on her actual defense.
Sara complains/ accusers jail or leaking her discovery, when Sara was the one who provided it. She accuses the judge of retaliation, the jail if not following protocol, attorneys of lying . She’s still accusing people who are there for her benefit of illegal activities
Yep and she cant back any of it up…… she throws out wild accusations like leaked phone calls…. What phone calls ?. ……what lies? She constantly talks crap and this judge calls her out… when she said well i was told differently, he asked by who what are there names ? Oh i dont want any harassment 💁
I think the judge is not only extremely patient and fair with her, I think he’s actually very lenient with her, he has, and still is giving her every opportunity to view the evidence against her, and, every chance, including equipment to represent herself successfully during the process and actual trial hearing…. I’ve never in my 61 years seen a judge treat an accused so fairly and based during a murder trial. She’s going to need to understand, when this trial starts, he’s going to treat her the exact same way as he’s treating her now… he’s going to take, no nonsense from her. I love this judge. May the victim, Rest In Peace, and, May his family take comfort in knowing that this judge will give him the justice they deserve.
I don’t know why I missed the police interviews!!! !! Thank you for mentioning it @Lawyer You Know I found the play list and I’ve only seen about half of them!! So excited to watch these! Thanks for all you do Peter!!
Also, I really love your commentary. It’s appropriate and respectful. A lot of these other channels covering this are almost insufferable to listen to. You are fair and balanced and I really appreciate that.
Peter. You’re amazing. You’re the best at covering these things!! Thank you soooo much. Prayers for Jorge’s family. This is BRUTAL and I’m just a true crime geek.
She wants so badly to manipulate the system. She's going to make everything as difficult as possible to avoid being held accountable for her actions. She either needs to plea or just get on the stand and explain herself and let the jury decide. She knows what is going to happen. No one should feel sorry for her. She tried to control her attorneys and is now playing dumb on purpose.
It's always a dumpster fire when the defendant gets on the stand and explain themselves. Shanda Vander Ark did a lovely job putting the nails in her coffin. Alex Murdaugh, another who thought he was smarter than everyone else. The names go on and on. Sarah will be right on that list
I looked up Cashman (including her client reviews) and she seems like a really good lawyer. Looks like she’s currently in private practice but volunteered to go back to be a public defender for this case (?) Sarah really missed out.
Is it just me , she brought all of this on herself and after 4 years... I really don't feel for her, but I think of the victim's family 😢💔 ... why do you feel for this woman? I don't understand????
Because she truly cannot self-reflect or take responsibility for anything. People like that are their own worst enemy. Instead of 10-14yrs., her broken personality means that she’ll likely see double that.
I was attacked and robbed in a parking garage elevator, by some I knew a few years ago. The garage had him on security footage which defiantly made it easy to identify him. I knew he did, everyone else knew he did it but he sat in jail and denied it. I couldn't understand why almost a whole year later, he hadn't been shown the footage. Several courts dates later, we are all set to go to trial and that day his lawyer was able to show him the video in the jail. He took a plea and went to jail for 4 yrs on a felony charge and I didn't have to experience trial. It is amazing how simple tasks can take a long, long time in the jail system. I'm not suprised she still hasn't gotten what she needs and even when she will, it's not going to be all that she thinks it's going to be. This is why we have lawyers, they do the work for us. But here we are...she is exhausting. And I def. wouldn't be asking the state for advice if I was sitting in her position lol.
Thank you for covering the hearing, Peter. I couldn't catch all of the live while you were live because I spent the day in the ER, but watching helped distract me while I was between treatments and now that I'm home, so I wanted to voice my appreciation.
Don’t worry, Peter that will be her next argument in the next hearing, someone hears your comment, writes to her told her, tells her what to say bc of what they heard on YT. That’s why I like about Emily Baker she says what is in her mind, but she doesn’t give the argument away, because she knows that people will try to use the words in court. 🤷🏻♀️
Peter, it’s so admirable how you stated you love being a lawyer because it allows you to help people who cannot help themselves. I think that’s what we all love about you, along with all the information you share and teach us in your videos. Imagine you were appointed to help Sarah Boone and you tried to help her and all she did was complain and insult you because she had her own ideas about how her case should be defended. Would you ask to be withdrawn from the case as the other lawyers did?
🙋♀️ Good evening, Peter and crew. I’m about halfway through and am stopping for a quick break. I realize I sound like a broken record because I (over)use this word practically every time I leave you a comment. 😅 This is *absolutely FASCINATING* and I’m enjoying every minute of it. Thanks so much for clarifying the things that are either difficult to hear or tend to be confusing. By the way, I have mine set on 75% speed and it’s juuuuust right. Appreciate you! 💜🖖
I agree about Sarah being on the higher end of competent. Perhaps she did excel in things she put her mind to and she probably did and get all A’s in school. Too bad she’s beyond insufferable.
FYI: To change the speed of a video on a cellphone 📲 click video picture and the gear ⚙️ in the top right corner. Click playback speed and choose your speed.
Thank you Peter for continuing to keep us updated on this case! 💗 I enjoyed hearing more from the prosecution during this hearing. Watching someone have to defend themselves pro se is wild, but also a great learning opportunity for all of us.
I have a suggestion about how to adjust playback speed. I think to start off a little to begin. Then adjust it faster. It allows our minds to get used to it. I don’t know if I made sense.
Sarah: zips deceased in suitcase Sarah: zips herself into pro se Expectation: Sarah zips herself into a guilty verdict Thus, the universe balances itself. 😐
She says there’s no way she knows how to do this. It’s ironic that she thought her attorneys didn’t know how to do it either 😂 Sarah, Sarah, Sarah 😂
That’s a narc for ya, always moving that goal post and revising history!
She told the detectives doing her interrogation that she excels at EVERYTHING, was a straight A student, and an excellent mother to her son. She’s finding out she DOESN’T know everything and is out out of her element. As for the mothering of her son, she didn’t keep him most of the time required and her ex husband was always being called to pick him up from school when she was supposed to. Her ex said she preferred getting drunk with Jorge over spending time with her son.
@janicewingfield5245
Wow, unless Peter here went over that again, you have a remarkable memory. That's exactly what she said in her interrogation.
Well done, you!
Well just like she told detectives that she excels at everything she does. Here's her time to shine and excel at being a Google attorney.
@@janicewingfield5245 So you're realizing that almost everything out of Sarah's mouth is a lie, which makes me wonder why the media and all the YT crime channels repeat her false narrative as if it's factual. Here are the facts:
1. It was NOT a good day.
2. They were not playing hide and seek -- they were fighting.
3. Jorge did not put himself in that suitcase. Sarah put him in it, zipped it up, and threw it down the steps.
4. Sarah leaving Jorge in that suitcase was absolutely 100% INTENTIONAL.
5. Sarah is not a victim of DV. She is the perpetrator. Brian and Jorge were the victims.
Everyone of these statements can be backed up by evidence in the discovery.
To be fair, there was a 99.9% chance she was going to lose even with a lawyer.
lol yessss
Absolutely...and there is a 99.9% chance she is going to try and delay, delay, delay. Her tone with the Judge and this court is heinous. I would not give her any leeway.
When you are recorded laughing whilst murdering someone who is begging for their life, you're kinda done before ya start .
Just my opinion.
(And it's Florida. We don't mess.)
IMO ..She knows that her chances are slim to none after 8 lawyers. Maybe if she listened to any of them , she wouldn't be here now. She just wanted off without paying for the crime. In her mind she did nothing wrong.
I thought she was doing all this to plead insanity but she has shown she is competent . Probably a true psychopath who thought she could get away with it.
This defendant was NOT EVER “forced” to represent herself, she CHOSE to represent herself AFTER she used, verbally abused, harassed 8 PRIOR lawyers.
AND this defendant has been AND CONTINUES EVEN NOW to CHOOSE to treat this Judge the same way as she CHOSE to treat the 8 PRIOR lawyers.
Precisely. I'm getting pretty damned tired of hearing that she was FORCED. She waved her right to counsel due to her own actions. The judge states this verbatim in this very same court recording that's being watched here.
She doesn't even have to go pro se - she can still hire a lawyer. She just can't get one free of charge anymore, because she broke the previous four -_-
Yep
My guess is that she wanted those 8 lawyers to back her plan of saying "it was an accident, I'm innocent." Which was what she said during her police interrogation and at every opportunity since. But they have her on VIDEO mocking him as he dies in a suitcase, I bet those lawyers were like...no you cant explain this away or lie trying to explain it. Which she didn't like, so she would become hostile towards them and que them each wanting to drop her because of them telling her that her "i'm innocent" plan is a bad one. And Sarah thinks she's the smartest person in the room. Even during this video you can hear the tones of "if you would just listen to me, I can explain everything and you'll see I'm innocent" diatribe she's constantly stuck to. That and the "I'm a victim, I need everything explained to me!" Yeah, it's called law school you dummy and you ran off 8 people who went.
Imagine how exhausting it would be to know Sarah Boone in real life.
Yes. I wonder what her family feels about all this? She never mentioned her immediate family.
she seems like such a manipulator to me.. and I hate using the term gaslighting but that's all she does lol
I feel awful for her child; I can’t imagine what kind of mother she’s been. Luckily for him, he seems to have a father that is doing his best.
I don't like Sarah I don't think she's a good person, but I do kind of feel bad for her. Her circumstances and life got her to where she is and made her the person she is today. Not that that's excuse to be treat people badly but, I still feel bad for her. I'm a sucker I guess.
But what is worse. She doesn’t even seem to care about her son. Lill Daniel Boone almost grown
The judge is handling a difficult situation extremely well.
IMO she will definitely mention in front of the jury that she was forced to go pro se. The judge can admonish her afterword, but he can't make the jury unhear it.
@@DesertNails he is BRILLIANT!!!👏👏👏
YES! I really like him a lot and he’s impressed me greatly, and I can’t think of anything he has said that I’d disagree with or that seems unfair.
I love this judge ❤. I think he is doing a job in this case.
If she does mention it, can't the state then bring in why she was "forced" but otherwise they can't mention it? Like the whole Kate Moss incident in the Depp/Heard trial?
This judge was ABSOLUTELY RIGHT in making her PRO SE. If you disagree with me please go back and read ALL of her letters making a MOCKERY of the court and all her attorneys. This judge FINALLY put a stop to it. She is SO SO SO DISRESPECTFUL…especially after what she DID! RIP Jorge and I pray for strength for his family to get through this mess!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Exactly right. Sarah F’d around and found out!
@@lumiere7216 indeed. 😂😂😂
I've seen tons of comments saying that they're setting her up for appeal, clearly those people don't understand the law
You are 💯
@@Cassiee102
Exactly!
I'm sure for her, hindsight is 20/20. She was so sure she knew better than her attorneys but now she realizes otherwise. No pity from me.
She also asked them to do things that were unethical. She couldn’t control them and she didn’t like it.
Oh nooo, narcissists are incapable of self reflection and evolution. She still thinks her ex lawyers were M0rons. She still thinks she has all the answers. She just doesn’t know how to do lawyer “stuff”. She wants someone to do all the lawyer things while taking her orders and I don’t think that’s changed 😂
I think you may be right, and she’s probably wanting a do-over. She has to eat it now because that ship has sailed.
@@peachespavalko1980I 💯 agree with you!
@@janicewingfield5245 how do you know what she discussed with her attorneys? 👀
This judge deserves sainthood for his demeanor and patience with this piece of work. She’s a crafty one and he’s not having it, in the most dignified manner.
Wish I could be a fly-on-the-wall at the get together the lawyers have after and during their trial.
It’s so refreshing! This is how you deal with narcissists. No emotion, just boundaries 👍🏼
@@kateashby3066No emotions, just boundaries... That is brilliant and 100% spot on EXACTLY the only way to deal with them.🙌
This judge is a case study on how judges should conduct themselves. The one who presided over Ashley Benefield's case was also really, really good. Should've gotten someone of this caliber to oversee Nicholas Cruz's case instead of that emotional nutjob who isn't even a judge anymore.
It’s always somebody else’s fault with her. Give an inch and take a mile.
She doesn’t look at him when he talks with her. He is showing so much patience with strength!
I thought that. So disrespectful and when she wasn’t getting her way the anger in her face was breathtaking.
@@c0ffeebean1the fact that she treats the person who will sentence her with such blatant disrespect is WILD to me. She should be saying “yes sir, thank you sir.”
He’s patient and respectful
@@TheBriar_123she’s a self righteous narcissist. In her mind she is more moral and right than anyone in the WORLD. That means the judge is beneath her! 🙄
@@kateashby3066 well, must be hard to be above everyone yet having to be indigent in jail - the lowest of the low. Seems about right for Sarah.
Poor Sarah! She seems to assume that if someone doesn’t agree with her, they must not have understood her position.
100%!!! Always saying she wants to EXPLAIN herself bc she’s not understood. 🙄🙄
That’s how you know you’ve got an abuser on your hands. They are the ones constantly twisting reality and constantly getting things their way. I hope that she gets a fair trial bc I do not want her to get any type of appeal. But she is always twisting some yarn about stuff that literally cannot matter.
Thats a real narcist for ya. Only her truth exist and everyone else dont get it or is wrong.
BINGO!
That's one thing ALL of us can agree on.
👏👏👏
@@TheBriar_123
Can you imagine what their home life was like? Especially when her poor little boy would stay over with them to have some mom time. Jorge had been arrested not too long before he died, that was for domestic violence of her as well. Apparently, both of them were fairly heavy drinkers that fought often, according to the neighbors who were interviewed by the police and local news stations.
this hearing finally showed sarah she isnt in control. Loved this hearing
She tried to take control many times and the judge gracefully shut her down each time. He was clearly not going to put up with any of her shenanigans.
Finally Sherylrae.. she’s been served… finally. Now we have 62 days before we can see justice for the victim. Btw, I love this judge.😊
Except for the fact that she was allowed to draw this out with her nonsense, taking up most of the morning.
Sara Boone wasn’t just a difficult client, she was downright abusive and insulting to her prior appointed lawyers and even has insulted both judges. She wrote letters calling them buffoons, incompetent, accused them of lying to her, and so much more. The judge warned her repeatedly and very clearly that if she continued this behaviour she would forfeit her right to counsel and she didn’t stop her abusive behaviour.
Wait.... She's gonna blast the new guy, too......
I really respect this judge.
Glad we got to hear more from the prosecutors than previously. They seem competent, patient, and genuinely willing to work with Sarah to make sure she gets a fair trial. She’s insufferable and probably a murderer, but absolutely is entitled to a fair trial as much as anyone else.
I also believe that the prosecution team is doing a phenomenal job in being as helpful as possible without going to far and thus making sure that a guilty verdict will stand upon appeal.
You don't have to say probably, lol. The facts are what they are, conviction is irrelevant
@@Ozchucklegally she is innocent right now, like it or not. So they’re 100% accurate in how they said it. I think we all know that she did this and admitted it. That’s not the point tho. If we are going to invest in a trial then we might as well embrace the constitution while we are at it.
@@kateashby3066 public opinion does not follow the rules of the constitution. I want her to have her day in court, and yet I also can see with my own two eyes that she is a scumbag.
The prosecution in the Waukesha Parade case even helped Darrell Brooks. I imagine it was to make sure nothing would be able to be appealed. They sent subpoenas for him and I remember the male prosecutor pointing out a line on a document he was reading. Of course, he also snapped at him and told him he was speaking now, 😂.
ANY suggestion that Sarah deserves yet another chance to receive taxpayer-funded counsel should be seen as absurd. In this very hearing, she continues to throw out outrageous charges against her former attorneys, accusing them of committing "perjury", and then claiming that the judge's order, which was based in large part on her past abuse of her prior counsel, is therefore "erroneous." Her continued abuse, in letters and in COURT, indicates that she does not respect court-appointed counsel. Why should she get another opportunity to treat a new attorney with such disdain?
Not only "erroneous" but "retaliation."
Sarah still wants to be seen as the victim boldly taking on the corrupt system against all odds.
🙄🙄🙄
@@CyanapanasatiWhat is "bruv"? I'm assuming you're British from your use of that particular slang, but in the US, we generally consider it incredibly rude to call someone else's points "idiotic". I thought I'd let you know, since you don't seem to have an appropriate measure of how to not be rude and insulting when replying to a comment. It seems particularly egregious considering the fact that you're entirely wrong. The cost for housing an inmate in state prison in Florida is actually $74.44 per day, which adds up to $27,171 annually. Your figure was nearly three times the actual cost of housing someone in that state. I'm not sure where you obtained that figure from, but it's not even close to reality. So not only were you rude, you were also wrong. It might even be said that your reply was "idiotic".
The entire investigating budget will go on why they woke her up at 3AM and how the press knew about her hearing before she did
Lmao
I was hoping for the judge to offer to deliver the hard copy discovery to her in a suitcase 😅
Great patience is displayed from the judge, and the prosecution imo xxx
Oh, ouch. I get you
Love it!
And if they did, it should be a suitcase that won't ever open up.
She simply cant shut her mouth and get out of her own way. Sorry i think the sympathy needs to go to the over worked and underpaid public defenders who did their best and got crapped on publicly for their effort. This is exactly what she deserves
They've got to be feeling a certain, unspoken, guilty satisfaction watching this rn.
If she was given stand-by counsel, she would probably claim it was ineffective...
Lmao truth
Exactly, causing more delays while she waited for the Court to give her effective stand by counsel
😂😂😂 so true
Or, Stand-by counsel wasn't nice to her. They didn't know she got As in school.
😂
@@Juhani139 the A stands for alcohol.
I'm so tired of ppl not paying the consequences for their actions. She cost God knows how much of tax payers money playing her narcissistic games. Narcissist thinks they can gaslight, bully, and argue their way out of everything. She doesn't even deserve all the chances she's had. It's not always appropriate to be a bleeding heart.
@@smdh99 not always appropriate but we also have to make sure that she doesn’t have an appellate argument. I don’t want her to get off on a technicality or get a retrial based on some minuscule thing. They are right to go the extra mile to make sure she gets locked up for the rest of her life.
Agree.
Amen!!!
👏 👏 👏 Well said.
@@TheBriar_123Amen! So be it.
I cannot think of anything nice to say about Sarah Boone! I will say that I hope the victim's loved ones get justice!
She had nice penmanship on her ‘wanted’ poster.
Oooo- I have one- it’s *nice* that she’s locked away for the rest of her natural life. 😅
@@cathyg8702 I do enjoy her penmanship.
YES!
Peter, you're not a softy, you are full of grace. One of the reasons you're a great person.
It's very telling if you listen to Boone's arguments about not waiving her right to council; She said she did not waive her right to council, but instead it was taken from her. She cannot understand that even though this was not what she INTENDED, this is what her actions lead to, and therefore she must accept the consequences of her actions. Similarly, she probably didn't mean to kill her boyfriend, just hurt him. Because she didn't INTEND for this to happen, she sees no reason why she should be held accountable for it, and therefore won't accept any plea deal.
You’re right.
She still has the right to private counsel.😉
She was given sooo many warnings and chances. It’s almost like she wanted this, until she got it.
Does she not realize that her INTENTIONS don't matter? Because of her actions, a man that she claimed to "love" is DEAD.
@@Luvscience069she has dismissed 9 attorneys, she has lost her right to one….
Very well put! Whatever her intentions were, there are consequences to one’s actions! Most people learn that in childhood. I love my son with all that is in me and part of being a good parent was allowing him face the consequences of his actions and learn from them rather than covering up for him and making him think he was entitled to behave however he wanted to. This is what has bothered me so badly during all of this, that she absolutely believes that her intentions matter more than her actions!
I admire how fair you are and how you want her to have a stand by counsel. As a by stander who has followed this case from day one, I absolutely believe she has forfeit her right to it.
I think the JAC did a good job of explaining that they were there to step in if a defendant *voluntarily* represented themselves if they change their mind. As SB waived her rights by action, she would not qualify. People are misunderstanding that this isn’t a legal assistant, it’s literally a lawyer waiting to step in if the pro se defendant invokes their right for representation.
She is Not going to consider a plea deal..she blew it off... a Narcisist won't admit guilt.
In Sara's case, imo, it's not that she "won't admit guilt," it's that she absolutely BELIEVES she's not guilty.
Sorry, I wasn't shouting that word, I was just emphasising it.🙃
I definitely agree with you, I think she's a narcissist. This is going to be a hell of a trial. Although, I do wonder, if at some point it may hit her, before the trial begins, that she may have made a mistake about refusing that plea deal, then going for it?
Even if she is a narcissist, I could see her accepting that as a form of self preservation, especially if the time comes and she finally sees that things just can't turn out the way she had thought they would. 🤷♀️
It shouldn't be too late, even if she changes her mind right up until just days before trial is set to begin.
I wonder if anyone is making wagers on this? I know betting is illegal in the US, but wouldn't it be sort of fun to do that?
I think it’s already hit her. She has aged a lot since last court date,lol.
Sarah has already turned down 2 plea deals. One for 15 years, one for 10 years. She will never admit her guilt. Narcissists never admit guilt.
@@Julia-uh4liDude, I am not the morality police but that's a kinda twisted thing to make bets on. Someone died horrifically and there's a defendant whose dipstick clearly doesn't reach the oil. It's a messed up situation.
@@HurricaneReba I'm going to have to steal that dipstick line!
ARE YOU SERIOUS? “Negligence killing?” The victim BEGGED to be let out of the suitcase & she responded by mocking him. (How would we feel about a man doing this to a woman?) She showed depraved indifference… it was totally sick.
Funny how she’s claiming the laptop schedule, conditions, etc is totally foreign … yet when she was told EXPLICITLY what it was, she complained "What if I want to work on my case at 2am & need the laptop??" 😂 Sorry Sarah, you def knew… 🤷🏼♀️😂
I’ve been PATIENTLY WAITING for this case to go to trial, Sarah better NOT screw it up and take a Plea Deal 🙄
@@kimberlyconk3318 she should take a plea. Or she'll spend extra time in prison.
Lmao 🤣
@@LeslieWilliamson-cd8nhThat's what I want to happen..she ended someone's life in a horrific manner. I want her to take it to trial and get as much time in prison possible
I don’t think the state will offer a plea. Moreover, Sarah has to admit culpability with a plea, and I’m pretty sure she’s incapable of doing that.
This is a slam dunk for the state so I don’t think they will offer her a deal
I really like the way the judge is handling this case. Looking forward to the trial.
When a judge don't have run in his or her. Courtroom.... good examples. Karen reed case
I feel confident this judge will be able to maintain his patience and he will not allow her to get under his skin! Exceptional judge.
Her previous attorneys ALL received discovery. We already know she’s seen at least some of it AND was told what the evidence looked like for her. It took some time for her investigator to digitize all that evidence, which wasn’t needed before, so the time it took for them to create a whole process just for her isn’t really all that bad. She wants everything when she wants it, how she wants it, the moment she asks for it. Then, when it’s time for her to agree to dates, she can’t commit and needs more time. Typical.
Also, what’s up with her randomly inserting the word “please” so many times in the middle of her questions? I don’t remember her speaking like that during her two-hour police interrogation.
I can’t stand listening to her speak. So condescending. Always says TO instead of reg to. Jigging her head all directions. Ugh!
But I think she’ll be forced to take a plea. Thing is she REFUSES to admit any wrongdoing.
I noticed the robotic insertion of please peppered throughout, too. It sounds like the brand of auto-pilot politeness someone who isn't polite has decided holds some kind of interpersonal value (ie., manipulative power), so they drop it in haphazardly to cover the bases 😏
@@beekneed Yesssss!
It’s her narcissist mask. She pretends to be civil and cooperative when ppl are watching. Then she uses it as a shield. Self righteous narcissists are the most hypocritical of of all the flavors of narc. My dad/sister also fit into this category
@@beekneed underneath is barely disguised rage
Thanks Peter for your input.
By the letter of the law this is where Sarah put herself. Others have tried to fire all their attorneys to try and not get through the process. Eventually you have to cut it off. Reality is Sarah will never, ever be happy.
"Cluster B is a code word for difficult patient." -Dr Ramani
Please get this case over and done with this woman is a narcissistic menace and do not deserve the media attention she is getting..a man died a horrific death , smothering to death in a suitcase, gasping for air and she said it was just a game she played and FORGOT the poor man in the suitcase and went to SLEEP REALLY !!!! NO MERCY FOR THIS WOMAN !!!
I'm going to be a bit petty here and point out that the Constitution has been highlighted in a lot of ways during this election cycle. She has the right to a fair trial, no matter how frustrating it is. No matter how much it costs us. No matter how much evidence there is. That's the deal we agree to as citizens. We have our rights. And there are costs and there are benefits that come along with that. If it bothers you, don't pay attention to the trial. Jeez.
We know she wasn't asleep because she video taped him begging to be let out.
@tracyhaverstick5672 so cruel and inhumane...
@CuriousCatAtHome I don't disagree, only am tired to see her face on every news channel, just by scrolling on you tube... I watch the news following what is happening around the world, following the situation in Israel..but some news channels give her too much platform that is why I hope it will be over soon 👍 😀
She didn't forget.... she told him no.... she intentionally wouldn't let him out. She forgot when she went upstairs..... maybe..... but she clearly told him and decided she was not going to let him out when she was downstairs. He had no chance of survival once she made up her mind..... she's cruel and sadistic.
She’s in this position because she believed that she knew more than her previous lawyers.
Now she’s finding out that she doesn’t know more.
I love when karma works ❤
It do not matter she is still go to prison. 99.9% she will lose her case. Justice for Jorge and his family.
Yes, she'll most likely be found guilty by a jury. The evidence is damning. But they have to tread carefully now to make sure that if she is convicted it isn't turned over on appeal.
She has had 4 years and 8 lawyers that have been preparing her for this trial. She thinks she is innocent and should be let go. This isn't FAir!!!! Waaaaahhh
She KNOWS she isn’t innocent. She probably whacked Jorge over the head with Luka’s baseball bat, crammed him in the suitcase & sent him flying down the stairs, and then videotaped him for her own satisfaction later on.
@@tamararutland-mills9530 How dare you say that! It was an innocent game of hide-and-seek!
@@renx81 hahaha
If there was any shred of possibility (or evidence) that she didn't kill that poor man, she wouldn't be where she is. I don't know what she thinks she's going to find in that box but I wish when she got it, I couldn't be opened. So she'd have to sit there and try and try to get it open with no luck. Just like she did to Jorge.
She still doesn’t accept that it is her choice to not have a free lawyer.
And as a Florida taxpayer, I don’t think she should waste anymore of our money.
Props to the judge
As a narcist in her reality what you are saying doesnt exist. Because that means she did something incorrect and thats not even possible. So what your taling about! 😂😂😉
At the end of the hearing at which they let Cashman quit, she thought they would just give her a new lawyer and delay the trial again. I wonder how long that smirk lasted.
"You forced me to be in this position." - Sarah Boone to Judge. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
The video Sarah took tanks a fear of Jorge getting out defense. She’s sitting on a couch mocking him and laughing. Sarah goes upstairs, goes to sleep leaving herself vulnerable to an enraged Jorge when he gets himself out of the suitcase. It makes zero sense. She’s not begging him not to hurt her if she lets him out, nothing she says or does indicates fear. Jorge is pleading for his life, he’s scared, panicked and he never calls her names, threatens her life or angry screams at her.
I hope that the video evidence will be presented in court. My opinion is that those 2 videos are going to send her to prison for the rest of her life
Good point!
Interesting. I haven’t thought about it from that direction.
I wonder how Sarah will react when she sees the AUTOPSY PHOTOS? Hopefully it will make her finally face the reality of what she did…RIP Jorge🙏🏼
There is no winnable strategy here, even if SB did have an attorney.
No but there’s a way to mitigate the damage and Sarah is NOT on it! She’s shown nothing but entitlement and ZERO remorse since day 1 when the cops questioned her. Not good.
Playing devils advocate, a good lawyer might have gotten her a lesser charge such as 2nd degree or manslaughter due to battered person etc. - not that she was necessarily battered, but a good attorney could have argued such.
@@Yo77Yo11 I assume that was part of her issue with the lawyer she was mad at like 2 lawyers ago. He asked for (and got approval for) a battered spouse expert… and I suspect since he didn’t file a notice of affirmative defense that the expert wouldn’t testify to battered spouse. You can’t just claim it, you have to show it with a pattern of behavior assessed by an expert. That’s not the lawyer’s job, it’s a forensic psychiatrist’s job.
Watched the hearing. The judge is doing a beautiful job. Holding the line, but with great patience & respect. The state seems to think she may ask for a plea deal.
They offered her 2 pleas earlier not too long after her charges were filed. Sarah turned down BOTH plea deals.
@@janicewingfield5245Maybe she'll change her tune now that she has no help
@@BabyT709
Maybe. The prosecution might not offer anymore deals. I wouldn’t blame them.
@@janicewingfield5245they certainly aren't required to. I wonder if they will simply to save the time and headache this trial will be
I like how the Judge maintains a Matter of Fact tone throughout this hearing.
By the time the trial starts Sarah is likely to feel overwhelmed and will cry her eyes our as she attempts her opening statement.
Sarah should fold her cards and negotiate the best possible plea with the state.
We can’t forget how Jorge’s family will feel.
A fool soon part’s with their Freedom.
Yes. Although, in this case, it hasn't been SOON at all.
You know Sarah is terrified inside. She brought all this upon herself.
She deserves to feel terrified after the terror she put Jorge through. Taunting him, him not being able to breathe, possibly pushing him down the stairs when he was in the suitcase, After years of avoiding responsibility she is finally going to be held accountable.
Justice for Jorge
I'm not so sure she would feel that way yet. But, I believe she will truly feel that way as she gets closer to the trial date, maybe after she's put a lot more time & effort into building her case and hearing back from the investigator she'll have hired. I think right now she's pretty confident that she can convince the jurors that none of this was intentional. (which probably seems delusional to any rational thinking adult) She really will be quite confident in herself, if shes a narcissist.
It'll be quite interesting to hear which of the defences she'll be using since there are at least 3 so far that Peter has just mentioned here.
TBF she's probably been terrified since she woke up hungover to Jorge dead in the suitcase. Facing second-degree murder charges is serious.
SB is REALLY used to talking her way out of things in quite a manipulating way. It's exhausting! Glad to see the judge is sticking to his researched decisions.
It’s obvious to me she’s one of these people who doesn’t take advice and always knows best. Worst of all digs her heels in when knowing she’s backed into a corner.
At this point, she has nothing to lose. The thing about narcissists (personality disorder) is that they usually are pretty clever but aren't able to concede to their ego. Aka, she knows she's screwed and that she should take a plea deal but she absolutely cannot fathom doing so. Her ego doesn't care about logic. It cares about getting what it wants. That's how a narcissistic brain works.
1:55 Sara just admitted to viewing thumb drives of her phone and it was irrelevant. So she HAS seen her phone , and other discovery just as Mrs Cashman testified to. Sara exposes her own lies and misinformation.
Even if she did “fall asleep “ and “forget” he was in there. She could have let him out while or directly after recording him suffering! If she was “playing around” with him, his pleas should have been enough to open the suitcase right away vs walk away from it.
Loving the time stamps! Videos have become so professional and streamlined. LYK is building a great team!
Hide and seek is where one person hides, without the other person knowing where they're hiding. So, how could they be playing the game if she hid him herself. Thats not how hide and seek works!
Oh my goodness....I feel so stupid for never thinking that!!!! What an excellent point!
The whole story was so ridiculous. We played hide & seek in our 40’s, possibly colored & put together puzzles. Suuuuuuure Sarah.
I believe she put him in the suitcase and she was going to hide and he had to find her. She was supposed to leave and opening or make sure he would be able to get out while she hid. Please check me if I’m wrong.
@@sadie6268thats what I have understood also from her interrogation
@@sadie6268 still don't make sense
Yes to everything Sara Boone!
She’s so concerned, even obsessed with her image. Trying to control what others thinks of her will be one of her biggest downfalls. All that noise is irrelevant and she’s going to spend more time shouting “it’s not fair,” instead of focusing on her actual defense.
AND the fact that he was begging for his life! She laughed and made it clear she didn't care! How do you defend THAT?!!
I mean, she is gonna pull battered SO syndrome, but all signs point to Jorge being the victim…
Only that she was 'drunk as a skunk"!!
Sarah will use her OG defense of “we were playing, this is how we play” 😂
That they were just joking around and that that's just how they act and talk to each other
Sara complains/ accusers jail or leaking her discovery, when Sara was the one who provided it. She accuses the judge of retaliation, the jail if not following protocol, attorneys of lying . She’s still accusing people who are there for her benefit of illegal activities
Yep and she cant back any of it up…… she throws out wild accusations like leaked phone calls…. What phone calls ?. ……what lies? She constantly talks crap and this judge calls her out… when she said well i was told differently, he asked by who what are there names ? Oh i dont want any harassment 💁
I think the judge is not only extremely patient and fair with her, I think he’s actually very lenient with her, he has, and still is giving her every opportunity to view the evidence against her, and, every chance, including equipment to represent herself successfully during the process and actual trial hearing…. I’ve never in my 61 years seen a judge treat an accused so fairly and based during a murder trial. She’s going to need to understand, when this trial starts, he’s going to treat her the exact same way as he’s treating her now… he’s going to take, no nonsense from her. I love this judge. May the victim, Rest In Peace, and, May his family take comfort in knowing that this judge will give him the justice they deserve.
Thanks for adding time stamps!!!
Your a good guy! Stick to your objective reasoning and fair opinions! That’s why I watch you to get the fair no matter what lawyer perspective!!
Did the court force her into the deep end of the pool or did she jump into the deep end of the pool? She was warned repeatedly.
The court repeatedly send lifeguards in to drag her into shallow water where she could stand and she fought them off!
Thank you Peter you always do such a great job 👏🏻 very interesting 👍 👏🏻
I just keep hearing her voice say, I’m a straight A student, I excel at everything
And she thought she was going home that day!
This woman is just exhausting to listen to.😵💫
I would think hard copy documents would cause more of a privacy issue than a UBS drive.
You're right and did'nt they just approve $10,000 payable to her private investigator for putting all those documents on UBS Drive?
Thank you. Watching from Alaska.
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Thanks for your great coverage. I saw this court live on youtube. From watxhing you and others I learned and understood more. Thank you
I don’t know why I missed the police interviews!!! !! Thank you for mentioning it @Lawyer You Know I found the play list and I’ve only seen about half of them!! So excited to watch these! Thanks for all you do Peter!!
I knew you would like this. Saw it last night. Couldn’t wait for your angle!!
Thank you for doing this! I was looking for your channel when this was on and I couldn’t find you. I tried watching it by myself and I was so lost 😂
Also, I really love your commentary. It’s appropriate and respectful. A lot of these other channels covering this are almost insufferable to listen to. You are fair and balanced and I really appreciate that.
Peter. You’re amazing. You’re the best at covering these things!! Thank you soooo much. Prayers for Jorge’s family. This is BRUTAL and I’m just a true crime geek.
She wants so badly to manipulate the system. She's going to make everything as difficult as possible to avoid being held accountable for her actions. She either needs to plea or just get on the stand and explain herself and let the jury decide. She knows what is going to happen. No one should feel sorry for her. She tried to control her attorneys and is now playing dumb on purpose.
It's always a dumpster fire when the defendant gets on the stand and explain themselves.
Shanda Vander Ark did a lovely job putting the nails in her coffin.
Alex Murdaugh, another who thought he was smarter than everyone else.
The names go on and on.
Sarah will be right on that list
She is manipulating everyone in the system just like she did outside the system when she’d call cops on Jorge and scream I love you!🤮
If she gets on the stand they get to cross examine. I know she doesn't want that.
I looked up Cashman (including her client reviews) and she seems like a really good lawyer. Looks like she’s currently in private practice but volunteered to go back to be a public defender for this case (?) Sarah really missed out.
If any attorney would give her a great defense and protect her rights, it was Ms Cashman. Sarah screwed up big time!
I listen live, then come to hear our favorite attorney.
Me too! I love how Peter breaks things down and explains what is going on.
Thanks Peter. Rewatch crew here. Glad you are covering this case.
You can change playback on a phone... at least on Samsung. Tap video > tap "gear" > select play back speed > choose your selection
This judge is the epitome of gentle strength.
Is it just me , she brought all of this on herself and after 4 years... I really don't feel for her, but I think of the victim's family 😢💔 ... why do you feel for this woman? I don't understand????
#FreeSarahBoone
Because she truly cannot self-reflect or take responsibility for anything. People like that are their own worst enemy. Instead of 10-14yrs., her broken personality means that she’ll likely see double that.
@ReneeMcAlevy-de6et maybe not "feel for her", but more of a constitutional empathy. She did this & Jorge deserves justice.✌💜
@@SarahBoones13thLawyerwow😂 that's almost as sad as she is 😂
@@SarahBoones13thLawyerwhy ?
I’m sorry, but she should have thought about that before!! You get 62 days to prepare, period.
I was attacked and robbed in a parking garage elevator, by some I knew a few years ago. The garage had him on security footage which defiantly made it easy to identify him. I knew he did, everyone else knew he did it but he sat in jail and denied it. I couldn't understand why almost a whole year later, he hadn't been shown the footage. Several courts dates later, we are all set to go to trial and that day his lawyer was able to show him the video in the jail. He took a plea and went to jail for 4 yrs on a felony charge and I didn't have to experience trial. It is amazing how simple tasks can take a long, long time in the jail system. I'm not suprised she still hasn't gotten what she needs and even when she will, it's not going to be all that she thinks it's going to be. This is why we have lawyers, they do the work for us. But here we are...she is exhausting. And I def. wouldn't be asking the state for advice if I was sitting in her position lol.
I wonder if there will be a buffer zone in place around the court house to keep THE “Free Sarah Boone” PROTESTOR back? 🤨
😂 Yes! The veritable throngs of people to demand freedom for her!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@klsb75lmfao!
One PROTESTER lol
@@leeabbe3546 😂
Thank you for covering the hearing, Peter. I couldn't catch all of the live while you were live because I spent the day in the ER, but watching helped distract me while I was between treatments and now that I'm home, so I wanted to voice my appreciation.
Don’t worry, Peter that will be her next argument in the next hearing, someone hears your comment, writes to her told her, tells her what to say bc of what they heard on YT. That’s why I like about Emily Baker she says what is in her mind, but she doesn’t give the argument away, because she knows that people will try to use the words in court. 🤷🏻♀️
I wasnt interested in this case, but now that she has to represent herself, I find it facinating! Thanks for covering it!!!!!!!👍
Peter, it’s so admirable how you stated you love being a lawyer because it allows you to help people who cannot help themselves. I think that’s what we all love about you, along with all the information you share and teach us in your videos. Imagine you were appointed to help Sarah Boone and you tried to help her and all she did was complain and insult you because she had her own ideas about how her case should be defended. Would you ask to be withdrawn from the case as the other lawyers did?
🙋♀️ Good evening, Peter and crew. I’m about halfway through and am stopping for a quick break.
I realize I sound like a broken record because I (over)use this word practically every time I leave you a comment. 😅 This is *absolutely FASCINATING* and I’m enjoying every minute of it. Thanks so much for clarifying the things that are either difficult to hear or tend to be confusing. By the way, I have mine set on 75% speed and it’s juuuuust right. Appreciate you! 💜🖖
You have a very good way to explain and express what you know. Thank you
Thanks for covering this! I spend most of the hearing rolling my eyes! 🙄
I agree about Sarah being on the higher end of competent. Perhaps she did excel in things she put her mind to and she probably did and get all A’s in school. Too bad she’s beyond insufferable.
Agreed. She missed her calling as a flyer and poster artist (assuming she drew that ad herself).
Agree. I have no sympathy for her but something is very wrong with her. I’m so curious about whether there’s been a psych evaluation.
You have to be very smart to be an A+ narcissist. There’s really no such thing as a dumb one.
I can’t wait for this trial!
Bless him he’s so patient
Thank Peter ✌️💚
FYI: To change the speed of a video on a cellphone 📲 click video picture and the gear ⚙️ in the top right corner. Click playback speed and choose your speed.
@@NerdDogMom I think ppl just get weary of doing it repeatedly
Yep, worked on my phone, had to go down to 0.75x to get the court video to play at "normal" speed.
@@MaggieMay757 I actually watch on 1.5x lol. Otherwise my attention drifts.
Thank you 😊.
This judge is a winner.
She seems happy to be able to speak directly to the judge
Thank you Peter for continuing to keep us updated on this case! 💗 I enjoyed hearing more from the prosecution during this hearing. Watching someone have to defend themselves pro se is wild, but also a great learning opportunity for all of us.
This judge is so patient.
Peter thank you for all you do and your break down. ❤
I have a suggestion about how to adjust playback speed. I think to start off a little to begin. Then adjust it faster. It allows our minds to get used to it.
I don’t know if I made sense.
I'm glad she is pro se! She feels she is smarter than anyone in the room.
Sarah: zips deceased in suitcase
Sarah: zips herself into pro se
Expectation: Sarah zips herself into a guilty verdict
Thus, the universe balances itself. 😐
In a zippy fashion 😹
This is an awesome way to get through everything 4:15