A woman was seen laughing while her boyfriend died after being trapped in a suitcase.

Sarah Boone, a 46-year-old woman, has been accused of causing the death of her 42-year-old boyfriend, Jorge Torres Jr, in a tragic and disturbing incident that has recently come to light through a video. In the video, Boone can be heard laughing as she records Torres trapped in a suitcase, begging for help until he eventually suffocates and dies.
According to Boone, the couple was playing a game of hide-and-seek while under the influence of alcohol at their home in Winter Park, Florida. She claimed that Torres climbed into the suitcase and she zipped him inside before falling asleep. However, the video footage from Boone's cell phone tells a different story. In the video, she can be seen giggling and interacting with Torres as he pleads for help and struggles to breathe. The suitcase is shown lying flat on the carpet near the kitchen, with Torres trapped inside for over a minute and a half.
Boone has pleaded not guilty to the charges of second-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend. In the video, she can be heard saying hurtful and malicious words to Torres, even after he repeatedly tells her that he cannot breathe. She accuses him of cheating on her and tells him to "shut the f*** up" before the video ends with some movement inside the suitcase.
After Boone's arrest in February 2020, the disturbing footage was discovered on her phone and she was charged with second-degree murder. The trial is set to begin on October 14 and if found guilty, Boone could face a life sentence in prison.
Boone's initial statement to the police was that she and Torres were spending a peaceful evening together, drinking wine and working on a puzzle and painting. However, she later admitted that they were playing hide-and-seek and she hid in the shower while Torres climbed into the suitcase. Boone stated that she left two of his fingers sticking out and fell asleep, assuming he could easily get out of the luggage. When she woke up in the morning and unzipped the suitcase, she found Torres unresponsive.
The case has been delayed due to Boone's frequent changes in attorneys, causing frustration and delays for Torres' family and loved ones. The jury selection is now set to begin on October 14 and the truth behind this tragic incident will finally be revealed.

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