Police Grill Accused Murderer Sarah Boone the Morning After Her Boyfriend Died (FULL VIDEO)

[@AlexisFlexis]

I don’t know about anyone else, but usually when I play hide and seek, I don’t help hide the person I’m about to try and find. Defeats the purpose when there’s only two players. 🙄

[@moongoddess8568]

Haha. Good point. 🥸

[@thisisme3238]

Sarah's lying to the max...

[@AlexisFlexis]

That’s what I’m saying! The fact that she even thought that story would be bought is beyond me.

[@doctoroctos]

I am wondering if it wasnt something kinky, that turned vengeful and then deadly.

[@thisisme3238]

@@doctoroctos Anything's possible, bet she wishes she could change it now.

[@ericcantdance]

I'm surprised the detectives didn't just ask, "Why were you helping him hide if you were the seeker?"

[@ienhb9952]

Good question.

[@seanoconnor1478]

Good question, maybe they just figured hide and seek was ridiculous enough

[@onealamir]

Best question ever!

[@samuelgarcia5730]

Very good question ! I myself didn’t even think of it !

[@EgoExit]

Absolutely facts. I was thinking the SAME, EXACT, thing when I was listening to it

[@OhPleaseMary]

Note to EVERYONE: Never, ever, allow someone to lock you in a suitcase "for fun" or for literally any other reason.

[@shalombrother4350]

Or at least have a pocket knife on your person before u do...

[@VantageCollective]

He didn't goofy

[@3yearsago287]

What if I lock myself in the car? Do I break the window?

[@truthbetold1855]

@@3yearsago287 this.. serious? It's so hard to tell these days..

[@Dr4gonDr0p]

It’s not the first time she did this. Put her son in a suitcase and took photographs. She says he wanted to be in there!

[@brightsun5479]

Not once did she act like she just lost her boyfriend. She was more worried about her cigarettes and Dr Pepper.

[@iwantthe80sback59]

After he Ex came over and told her to call 911, she went out to the back porch for a smoke and Dr Pepper. BEFORE she called 911.

[@brightsun5479]

@@iwantthe80sback59 I really think she was doing more than we will ever know. We all know she wasn’t doing CPR. I’ve flooded this story from day one and it’s amazing she really thinks she will get off on all charges.

[@BatMan-tc9wq]

She did say she just go up

[@nicole6323]

She kept trying to go tell that property manager tho & already called ex-man. This woman doesn't care, she wants attention herself. She seeks that "omg, I'm so sorry, r u ok"?, how u doing now"?, "Thats a lot to handle"?, "that's a to go thru"" etc, etc... Sympathy from others. I call it "forever victim disorder" or "Sympathy Syndrome" That should be in the Dsm 5 😂😂

[@SabrinaTheMiddleAgeWitch]

I was checking the comments to see if I was the only one that felt that way 😮

[@cartimandua_]

The fact she filmed him begging her to let him out because he couldn't breathe and her mocking him just tells you everything. She killed him horribly.

[@blueyes8682]

Discredits her own story w her own cell recording 100%

[@nicholaslandolina]

Death penalty

[@blueyes8682]

"Why is he purple?" ... b***** u suffocated him 🤦🏼‍♀️and left him in an unnatural position for hours, why do u think, I'm so hoping they have enough to change this to first degree murder from second... if it's proven from what I heard, she pushed him down the stairs in the suitcase and that's how he sustained those injuries, it's a game changer

[@taydiggs1623]

sounds like he deserved it

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

@@blueyes8682 I'm surprised she even got a murder charge at all.

[@itsbunessa]

“I drank half a bottle of wine, forgot I zipped my lover in a suitcase, and now he’s mysteriously dead” is actually the worst cover-up story ever.

[@bonjovirocks24]

Yeah... And 1/2 a bottle of Wine is only 2 glasses.

[@peterlizarda2047]

Are you sure you didn't drink a Mega Pint of wine?

[@teotheterrible]

Yeah. More like "I suffocated him, put him in a suitcase, drank a bottle of wine, and someone called the cops on me, them waking me up".

[@mrbeeoutdoors3213]

@@peterlizarda2047 a *_Mega_* pint? ...or just a *laarge* glass of wine..

[@barry3792]

How much was the bet 💴? I hope it was a lot, 50/50 chance of dying BUT on the sunny side of this is 50/50 chance you live, idk…personally, I’m not into betting bc I always lose

[@AdamSmith75th]

I totally believe her story. It’s very possible that she locked him in a suitcase, forgot and fell asleep. Heck, my wife was hanging of the window ledge the other day and I tried to save her but forgot and went to bed

[@margaretwallach7200]

Completely believable, you did everything you could

[@josholin31]

@@B_Lo95 I'm 98% sure they are joking. Her story is only believable if you are as morbid as her. :D

[@franknittiBJKU]

You must have not seen the video she recorded on her phone taunting him while he begged to be let out of the suit case as he suffocated!

[@AdamSmith75th]

@@franknittiBJKU 😂

[@josholin31]

@@franknittiBJKU reread the comment with a sarcastic tone. You'll see how silly you are being.

[@Chloekat1234]

The claustrophobia I feel thinking about being stuck in a suitcase makes me sick.

[@pattymelt-go3fv]

I think people have claustrophobia depending on their birth experience. Being squeezed out of our mother's bodies, possibly very slowly, hour by hour, centimeter by centimeter, contraction after contraction. That feeling of being a little oxygen or very oxygen deprived as we move along. That feeling of being STUCK...no longer floating in fluid. The reason I think this? I never even knew I had claustrophobia....until I was 8. I was actually playing hide and seek!!! I hid under a bed and had a total panic attack! The first and ONLY panic attack ever!! This person? She's very sick!! So he choked you? Then just go! Leave!

[@Straight_housed]

@@pattymelt-go3fv huh? Claustrophobia because of how we’re born?? Then everyone besides c-sections would have it.

[@nolesteenbeke6576]

Period!

[@DianeProulx-pk2oc]

Birth experience, really?

[@alenaharris7256]

Unbearable

[@2dronetek2]

Nothing screams "GUILTY!" louder than caring more about your Dr. Pepper than your dead boyfriend.

[@hibathed111]

For real - “my boyfriend just died, should I like, go give the tea to the property manager? Also, dang, I’m really thirsty, can I go grab my Dr. Pepper?” ………. 😵‍💫

[@TellTheTruth07041]

It wasn't about the Dr. Pepper at all, sure she did wanted the dr. Pepper but, it was the phone Sarah was after the entire time.

[@2dronetek2]

@@TellTheTruth07041 I'm sure it was.... But the police didn't know that. All they saw was a woman more concerned about her drink than her dead BF.

[@TellTheTruth07041]

Yes all that is true I was only pointing out just how manipulating and cunning Sarah really is and that there was more to what was going on than meet the eye that all.

[@alandemots3685]

All correct! But can you imagine stopping nicotine and vodka all in the same day. She really wants a cigarette!

[@actavisprime514]

“I need a cigarette, I need a Dr Pepper, I need water” are the words of somebody who wants to get away from a situation even if only for a moment because every second of trying to stick to their lie is unbearable.

[@j.goebbels2134]

Or tryna get that phone and delete those videos.

[@markiefufu]

She should have been more prepared. Shoulda made a run to 7-11 for a cold case of DP and a carton of cigarettes. Then call the cops and sit on the curb relaxing and deleting those incriminating phone messages. /S

[@DH-rs2jm]

Who plays hide and seek in your 30s and 40s... other than hide the woody

[@yeet8415]

bingo

[@millibarman]

Well said!

[@regisfilia]

It's gotta be so bizarre to show up to a house where someone is clearly trying to cover up a murder.

[@mikederucki]

Especially the paramedics, imagine thinking “uh pretty sure this lady murdered this guy, hopefully the cops get here soon” haha

[@dianakarina8080]

@@mikederucki yes...lol. but as someone with experience in EMS ...medics and fire have to wait for a code 4 (clear) before we can enter the active scene. Now. We can, technically...make the judgement to move in before the cops arrive but that opens us up to harm and lawsuits , had we started to administer aid and something go wrong....that's a whole world of crap we don't need to deal with. It gets frustrating m

[@mikederucki]

@@dianakarina8080 interesting, I am a total layperson so I appreciate your feedback

[@thetruebatman4632]

Lol it is. Had this dude, a flagging Crip, call us and say his cousin (Blood) came over to his house after they let him out of jail and shot himself in the head. In the BACK of the head. “Hey bud, I believe you and I know you’re sad but let me get these bracelets on ya while we talk mmk?”

[@LindaQSunshine]

Thank God she forgot about recording his last moments alive.

[@Gravy_Master]

Her ex-husband seems WAY more put together than I would’ve ever envisioned if somebody were to say, “Sarah Boone’s ex-husband.”

[@lunchlady2023]

Her x husband sounds and acts like he might be in the closet.

[@gabelle3160]

Makes you wonder how much she's deteriorated in the last decade since it seems things started going downhill after their now 9yr old was born. Would love to have seem early family photos.

[@andyward8430]

That’s why he’s the ex husband and not the victim in this video.

[@andyward8430]

@@gabelle3160other than her breasts sagging pretty badly she held up okay, wait is that not what you meant?

[@nick56677]

He's gotta be relieved. He gets 100% custody, no more child support which was what sarah was solely living on. Idk y no one mentions it, but the reason she called the ex husband over first was she was hoping he would help cover up her crimes, yet he wasn't playing that game.

[@LLFoolJ]

I absolutely love how her ex immediately throws her under the bus. He's probably so happy. Imagine having to pay alimony and share a child with this demon.

[@kristinflugaur-wessell1063]

You should also listen to his interrogation as well. He’s a great man!♥️

[@sotastatesoulja]

There are a lot of people like her, he just got lucky at another mans misfortune.

[@exextrovert]

Sans the fact that at some point soon his son will suffer tremendously from learning that his mom is a convicted murderer.

[@cashizcashiz1955]

Welcome to my life 🙃

[@LLFoolJ]

@80sBaby90sKid • how did he throw her under the bus? Well he called her an unreliable mother and abusive alcoholic in so many words.

[@daghul4785]

That’s not a cover up she’s literally confessing to killing him. She said she zipped him in a suitcase and then forgot and went to sleep. That’s a confession to at the very least involuntary manslaughter.

[@simonesaidy]

yeah she only remembered after she had a shower and breakfast and then came across the video on her phone. she 🤣

[@Rickordss]

She also contradicted herself saying she was going to /in bed by 12:30. When originally she said she fell 😴 . Falling asleep and going to bed are two different things. Off 1 bottle of wine? Seems unbelievable

[@justinatwell4232]

@@Rickordss She said they were playing hide and seek. You cant zip yourself into a suitcase so the game really wasnt fair because she knew wherre he was hiding.

[@465marko]

laughter? I don't see what's so funny about it, "man"

[@maliyahmilligan5741]

That’s not even the bad part. She filmed it and he told her he couldn’t breathe but she sat there and laughed

[@howdy_dave]

The ex husband dodged a serious bullet getting divorced from that psycho

[@TheFrenchPug]

He probably had a box cutter to get himself of his suitcase at the time.

[@ceegee-gg6kr]

IKR🥶

[@nick56677]

The ex husband won this day. Sarah was using the 1600 monthly alimony from him to live on. Now, he doesn't have to pay it anymore and he gets full custody of the son. Also the son doesn't have to grow up with this wack job of a mom.

[@pieslanger]

Bruuuuuuuahhhh I thought that the second she mentioned that poor soul living so close still. Nonononononononon "X wife, She tried to kill me a year ago, is she still picking kids up?"

[@blankwhite6163]

Not defending her but she prob wouldn’t of offed her ex cuz her new bf use to beat her and he didn’t

[@hlf_coder6272]

That’s the most guilty person I’ve ever heard speak. Even if her story wasn’t utterly absurd, it was still obvious she was lying.

[@ereek5]

it was obvious she did it before the questioning even began. when she asked to run back inside the apartment before the cops "i left a cigarette lit, i need something to drink, i left my Dr Pepper on the counter..." She was panicking and remembering more loose ends she wanted to tie up before cops got in there.

[@ahabduennschitz7670]

*laughs in Amber Heard*

[@flipnap2112]

you should watch her interrogation.

[@flipnap2112]

@@ereek5 when the cops said "he didnt have any medical conditions" and she goes "not that we know of!"

[@kathk3203]

All drunks lie

[@HarleyX666]

If my partner died in a suitcase I would be screaming and losing my mind. Hysterical to a level I couldn’t imagine. The only time she shows emotion is when it’s referring to her. The first officer on sight is amazing and deserves a promotion.

[@MBeeZee]

The first officer suppressed so many eye rolls.

[@bookender]

I think she may be lying, but I also think judging people by the emotions they show is dangerous. People and relationships are different. She might care a lot and not be a demonstrative person. She might not care for him but still not be a killer. She is obviously hung over and strung out here, which shows her substance dependence but could also impact her emotional reactions. (I can say, as an arthritis/headache sufferer, there are some mornings when if the police were interviewing me I'd be begging them for coffee and aspirin just so I could possibly get through the conversation.) Potential criminals should be assessed on the logic and accuracy of their stories, not the level of emotion they show when questioned.

[@pg9193]

my lover just died! can i have a dr. pepper and a good smoke?

[@Shion0Hibiki]

maybe she no longer loved him?

[@pg9193]

@@Shion0Hibiki ah right, splittin a bottle o wine and doing some arts n crafts, a little hide n seek... definitely on the verge of a breakup

[@unavailable8569]

To EVERYONE: DON’T LET ANYONE LOCK YOU IN ANYTHING YOU CANNOT GET OUT OF ON YOUR OWN.

[@barrelrolltoday6051]

That goes for everything in life. Not just a suitcase.

[@mayuchaa]

@@barrelrolltoday6051 read carefully it says “anything”

[@luissantiago874]

I carry a pocket knife ever since I saw this online a few months ago smh

[@videosofthemusclegod1910]

He was abusive to her and her story makes sense. *I STAND WITH SARAH - WE MUST PROTECT WOMEN* ✊✊✊

[@videosofthemusclegod1910]

@@mayuchaa He was abusive to her and her story makes sense. *I STAND WITH SARAH - WE MUST PROTECT WOMEN* ✊✊✊

[@wesleydeer889]

She actually said “his family’s going to think I killed him” to the investigating detectives LMAO. She served herself up on a platter.

[@anthonybick9264]

Thats what they've always said lol. She's killed him many times before.

[@aaronbrooks7132]

The dad seems happy that she's about to be outta his life and have his son 24 7 safe in his care. Divorced a year and a half and the bfs been around for the last 3 and a half years. She sounds like sweetheart.

[@justwatchinguboob]

😂 truth

[@lizzieball1210]

Right! That's the most cheerful interrogation I've ever watched. I wonder if the officer noted that as his demeanor in her notes. 🤣

[@workwiththeinsider]

Divorces especially when child custody is involved take a very long time even years. I agree the husband seemed happy, definitely spilled the beans on domestics but the timeline thing is speculative especially when you consider most marriages are over years before even filing for divorce. I mean he has a cool enough relationship to show when she calls for a potential homoside.

[@elijahwhistler4795]

Not to mention a murderer

[@753greg]

Spoiler altert, even though she was convicted of murder and sent to prison for life the family court system still awarded her custody of the children with her ex ordered to pay child support to her.

[@Suppitschele21]

She was more worried about his family finding out what happened, then the fact that her boyfriend just died. It’s insane!

[@cerriberry6835]

She’s not cooked right mate, problem is I fell asleep she said wtf, I think it’s more than a bloody problem love! Jesus

[@bethulrich5406]

Sick.

[@Songbirdstress]

Very cold, Frightening woman,

[@gracemoseley6710]

more worried about her cigarette

[@NPClownumber81googolplex]

I think it was more of her contemplating to run away and having an "excuse" for it.

[@GraffHabit]

Imagine being a grown adult trying to convince a cop that you killed your partner by falling asleep during a game of hide and seek

[@IceHarvest929]

...in a suitcase that you zipped close

[@lynnehuff9659]

@@IceHarvest929 People keep saying she planned to kill him. They have lived together, and have been beating each other up and drinking together for 3 1/2 years. I think she meant to leave him in there "and make him squirm a little bit, or whatever" Sarah's own words. Leaving someone in a suitcase for any length of time is barbarous, and very dangerous. Leaving someone in a suitcase while they are begging to be let out because they can't breathe is a whole other level. So delusional, CPR when he's been in the suitcase since around 12:30? No, he'll be alive ready for more painting, or even playing hide and seek.

[@johnames6430]

how do you play hide and seek if you know where he is? She zipped him in there so she already knew where he was...am I missing something?

[@ericrivera8410]

If smoked weed and painted with my partner and never shoved her in a suitcase though she's small enough to fit

[@Tiffani_AnnA]

@@johnames6430great question!!!

[@leamedica]

The first red flag for police should have been a grown adult woman saying she was playing hide and seek lol

[@TheFrenchPug]

I think it was.

[@lisathacker5313]

Right? I thought the same thing.

[@ShastaDaisy14]

The way she stares directly into this officers eyes fully knowing she is lying is extremely chilling. She knew she had murdered him and was laughing while she recorded. Sick and twisted lady I hope she is never allowed on the streets again and her child is given the help they need.

[@mattikarosenthal3298]

Geez did somebody give her Mirandas? What’s wrong with this officer, I know the ladies not under arrest but still when you question someone… Especially where is the confidentiality? Just questioning her out in the street?Don’t jump to conclusions, wait for the toxicology and corners report. I think she’s telling the truth.

[@marioallstarrr]

@@mattikarosenthal3298 did you see the video of him in the suitcase and her laughing and saying “this is for everything you’ve done to me.”

[@jasminemunoz4735]

@@marioallstarrr where is that at? I’m not even half way through this video yet

[@marioallstarrr]

@@jasminemunoz4735 Type in "Sara Boone suitcase video"

[@SloanKaylaRae]

Reminds me of Chris Watts w/ what you said!

[@CabinOnTheWater]

I think body cams are important not just to show what officers may do wrong but also document what they do right. Good job.

[@misscongeniality32]

Totally, the good cops like them also probably feel protected that their behavior is recorded in case any allegations come up.

[@uriah6266]

It’s sad that we see more of the bad ones than the good ones

[@trueCrimeGuruYes]

Yes and Sarah was accusing them of tricking her, so they were probably glad.

[@sigmamale4147]

@@uriah6266 yeah cause the good interactions arent as interesting for the average viewer. Same thing as news

[@bobbyb5546]

@@uriah6266 Sensationalism sells.

[@RunItUpQwa]

“They’re gonna think I killed him.” 🤔 Ma’am, you zipped an adult male up in a suitcase and left him there over night. You killed him, whether you meant to do so or not.

[@tylerweston7981]

Oh she meant to do that.

[@phunkyjunkee]

She recorded his death on her cell phone. She meant to. Cold blooded murder.

[@pathetic2399]

@Burr Anderson What’s wrong with adults drawing and playing hide and seek? Fun is fun. It’s just sad what the outcome was because the woman is a psycho

[@jeffpostman9928]

how big was that suitcase?

[@KippoHound]

And she also sat there and tuanted him, you can go on reddit to see the video that she took of her tuanting him and saying she will not let him out and him saying through the suitcase he can't breath.

[@rapman5363]

This female Deputy who is conducting this investigation is definitely an asset to her profession. Even in the face of such an unsettling scene she takes the time to remain polite, professional and compassionate. Kudos to you ma’am

[@peterwexler5737]

Her name is Chelsea -- she's awesome. Dry. Sardonic. The in-office interrogation was a pleasure to watch.

[@cricket531]

Yea but she cuts her partner off when he's asking a question that matters And she doesn't drive the questioning in a good direction She just doesn't dig in when she should

[@Gravy_Master]

“Kudos to you ma’am” 🤢🤢🤢🤮

[@daylinlott5723]

Watch the interrogation at the police station. The detectives are torn apart by the Behavior Panel.

[@jesitai]

Blessings to her ! What a lovely girl 🥰

[@ChaseTheHeat]

Cop: "Let's talk in private" The internet: "Please do"

[@Sarhea]

😂

[@XXgenderloveXY]

Lol!!!

[@crystalinabacteria3430]

Lol

[@paytongwyn5487]

Lmao

[@MyHome7_Carla]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ArtByStephenB]

I cannot even wrap my head around the misery this man experienced. Even mentally picturing the claustrophobia makes me feel crazy

[@taydiggs1623]

That's why you should always carry a pocket knife on you

[@pewsterbaby]

I would've exploded and splattered inside of there from the mental anguish and muscular paralysis. Huge respect to Jorge for keeping it in check to a huge extent during his waning survival.

[@GeniusInALamp]

I also feel like it would be extremely hard cut through a thick suitcase if you were awkwardly crammed into such a small space. How would you be able to move your arms at all? Even the thought of that is just horrifying.

[@Pavia1525]

Plot twist. There was a pocket knife in the suitcase the whole time!

[@KC-bc2tb]

@@taydiggs1623 a pocket knife would have done no good when you’re contorted and stuffed in a suitcase

[@sherilea5059]

The female officer who started the initial questioning was fantastic! So compassionate and professional.

[@raintree3383]

She forgot to call Homicide...ooops and yikes

[@sherilea5059]

@@raintree3383 oh, I missed that part! Lol!

[@truthspeaker8863]

@@raintree3383 officers make way worse mistakes than this on a daily basis. this officer is upstanding and amazing we need every officer to be like her!!!!!

[@RealBoiJare]

@@raintree3383 she still called homicide after 20 minutes and got a ton of important information on her own for them

[@stevenrears6944]

@@RealBoiJare and she taped the scene off and didn’t let anyone in or let her take a old soda , very good and compassionate without knowing she purposely did it

[@ElizabethWinters-ep5xk]

She was with him for 3 years, but doesn't know if he has any underlying medical conditions?

[@GiniRisinger]

I just said that to my husband

[@wwondertwin]

Underlying means that it's not symptomatic or known. That's what an underlying medical condition is, it exists but the person doesn't know about it because it's not presenting any symptoms and hasn't been diagnosed.

[@mgu1N1n1]

Men, do not hesitate for one moment to place a court-issued restraining order against your female partner if you feel your safety and health is in jeopardy. Placing a permanent restraining order on my female partner was absolutely the wisest protective move of my adult lifetime. My only regret is not doing it years earlier. Men, be safe!

[@MrPaxio]

no court order is gonna stop someone from harassing you. and its your own time n money ure investing into keeping the case open if youre gonna go that far with it.

[@preemelice5604]

In THIS system a restraining order does absolutely NOTHING if someone wants to harm u! Period

[@lsmyser1257]

A restraining order is not a guarantee for your protection but it is better then nothing.

[@xmarine73]

@@preemelice5604 it's not meant to protect you from physical harm. It's meant to give you an immediate cause to call the police and for them to immediately react... simply because that person is violating the restrictions of the order (distance, contact, stalking, etc).

[@benanders4412]

I,m happy it worked out for you. Problem is that it's mostly the man who's arrested in domestic violence cases. Even if he's the victim and the one who called the police. It can even be used against him in family court in case of divorce or a custody battle. This is because of the duluth model. It dictates that not the one initiating the violence, but the one most likely to win a physical fight is marked as the primary aggressor. This is almost always the man. A restraining order might be a good idea early on. But better make sure you have a good lawyer. Because it might just as easily turn against you. I've heard from men who were attacked by a female partner, called the police, and were jailed themselves. Then they lost everything in family court and forced to pay their abuser. It's heartbreaking some of these stories from male victims.

[@maryannanderson2213]

Her ex-husband must be delighted that he is her "ex" because life with Sarah must have been one thrill after the other. Not only does she get him involved in the drama of not picking up their child when she is supposed to do so, because she is too busy drinking, but she gets him indirectly involved in a murder investigation. Well done, Sarah!

[@ImYourOnlyItGirl]

Lol and during the interrogation at the station she claims she’s an outstanding mother 😂 *isn’t reliable enough to get her son from school*

[@2dronetek2]

What a catch..

[@RobloxGamer12941]

I know it and like the ex-husband was so cooperative and gracious about all of it, even though he had no part in any of this ridiculousness and the murder of her poor boyfriend. He just went along with it and stride because he knew probably that his ex-wife was going to get locked up and that she probably intentionally did it

[@lilak3010]

And didn't he say he was the one who called 911?

[@GenX-Rising]

Get back and stand aside, Karen, cause the monster Sarah is coming

[@ethantucker6354]

Even if her story of events were true and it was an “accident”, it doesn’t explain her lack of emotions towards the fact that her boyfriend is now dead.

[@ren-888]

She's more worried about the 'family' of his coming to 'kill' her; coz apparently they've accused her of being capable of murdering him, she sure proved them right.

[@bradlasalle2888]

Playing devil's advocate, the potential trauma of finding a loved one dead, especially if it was an accident and you feel responsible for it, can absolutely cause shock that would lead to atypical behavior. Not everyone reacts the same way in situations like that, although literally everything about her story makes no sense so there's that hurdle to get over first.

[@thomasjensen6243]

There's a video on her phone where he is begging for his life and she does nothing to help him.

[@WarthDader74]

I am pretty sure this was an accident, and that God will forgive her

[@tentoonehc]

@@WarthDader74 both inaccurate

[@timgallagher9229]

I've been more upset about locking my keys and a car

[@lilirishgrl]

You’re absolutely right

[@janebrown7231]

What a skilful interviewing officer! She did a great job, calming the situation, separating the interviewees and extracting the information in an accurate manner, so it would stand up in court. A great example!

[@davidbryant7403]

Hello

[@aislingirish4503]

I agree this officer was great 👍

[@jdb79jdb79]

Yeah she did. She was a pro all the way, and laid the groundwork for the detectives to be able to smash her good.

[@mamiedandy5107]

Yes I agree as well

[@strnglhld]

@@davidbryant7403 👈 this is a fake account, everyone

[@DOLfirst]

They both weren't "laughing" about it. Jorge was gasping for breath and pleading with her to let him out because he couldn't breathe... and she was taunting him. Evil.

[@leosuniverse]

At first he probably was then she turned evil was drunk af. How old is this lady? She was slurring like crazy on clip. She prob did pass out. nutty case.

[@lizzieball1210]

Wow! If not for her recording it.. she may have never been arrested and ruled an accident

[@DOLfirst]

@@lizzieball1210 true!

[@TellTheTruth0704]

@lizzieball1210 That is exactly what would have happened bc before they got the phone they were taking her word foe things according to Scott the male.detective he said that to Sarah. We were taking your word for happened then we see the video which show something totally different from what you told us. All that fake acting Sarah did to promote this entire production and now they know what a poor actress they have on their hands for a murderer.

[@michellechelgren9899]

So it was a accident or no just asking

[@corbinpolingable]

Very impressed with the original officer. Not sure if she is a detective or not, but she was very professional. Working to get the information she needed while also being compassionate to the people she was dealing with. We need all of our officers to be like her!

[@AV84USA]

I’m not impressed at all.

[@ryn_pail]

@@AV84USA I am

[@ntandosekay]

That is so true 👍. Sarah felt cared for & it made her relax @ tell her "unbelievable" story better. Because of the good beginning, this case got to move forward more smoothly. You can see that even better when she was later in the interrogation room.

[@KC_Smooth]

@@ntandosekay Yup. The officer calmly allowed this woman to slowly hang herself with her own ridiculous story. She was purposely kind and caring to help keep this woman talking.

[@krisbaker9427]

But she wasn’t allowed water?

[@valaceria]

Someone please PLEASE give this female police officer a raise. She was so kind, so courteous, so professional, even in the face of a blatant murderer. So deserving of a lot of good in this world. ♥

[@sherrykrause3410]

But she never got Sarah her drink nor her cigarettes.

[@boomgirlbucko]

You don’t have to say “female” police officer.

[@LiamCamilleri-wz5ki]

Professionalism on duty

[@A_Goofy_Nikki]

@@sherrykrause3410 she didn’t deserve the kindness to begin with. It’s procedure to not allow anyone back into the property or move things cause she got have tampered with evidence or something so until the crime scene is investigated even if it’s irrelevant and you aren’t even a suspect you aren’t allowed back in

[@wiseauserious8750]

She reminds me of a lot of female soldiers I knew in the military, highly competent but also highly empathetic

[@kaitlinwells4510]

She seems so disassociated, so out of touch with reality. She seems narcissistic, there’s literally no emotions and it looks at times like she tried to mirror or play out the feelings she thinks she should be having but it just looks so strange.

[@keitoth9697]

Exactly. So clearly she is “acting out” emotions.

[@sulkoma]

yeah she seems like a feminist

[@buddyrevelle736]

Watch her interrogation.. It's here on KZbin.. I couldn't sit through the whole 1hr and a half because of work but it looks like good t.v.. She's charged with 2nd degree murder. Trial is in November.

[@user-dy3du9fl5e]

i know right, everytime she said “blue eyeddd, dragon” like stopppp

[@Mikelitoris666]

Reminds me of Amber Heard

[@dirtydingus5465]

I have to say, after a full 30 years in LE and now retired, the initial female Deputy did an outstanding job. So many times you never know when something turns out to “Just a death” or an actual Murder! She did outstanding, by restricting the area, evidence preservation, and limiting the (Suspect) who she not know was a suspect access. Many things done very well as a first responding officer! She is very observant, calm, collected and confident!

[@teeemm9456]

Yea, she was amazingly calm and professional.

[@Lionfellow]

Is that not blatantly obvious policing 101?!?!?!! How low is the bar set for American policing.

[@undefinedd1147]

@@stephendedalus191 take it down a notch.

[@pauliePwalnuts]

Thought the same. Keeps it going when she has to be thinking wtf? Perfect police disposition imo.

[@pauliePwalnuts]

@@stephendedalus191 Yeah so what? Now you have that info and keep her talking right? Thinking she is ok keeps info flowing that will be used in court to charge her? Im not Leo but thought yall did this? Were you just waiting to hear somthing incriminating and boom out come handcuffs? That seems like an obviously short sighted way to do it? Cops certainly have quite a range of cognitive ability and problem solving skills though. We all know this much to be true. I absolutely think you are a real cop though and in this case that's kinda an unfortunate thing.

[@cassiea.3542]

She’s accused of murder and she worries about a Dr Pepper that she left inside? That’s disgusting. She’s showing no remorse whatsoever. And her story obviously doesn’t make any sense. You let him stay in a suit case you FORCED him to get into. Who gets in a suitcase playing hide and seek? I saw the video she recorded of him shouting her name while he was suffocating! She’s literally sick in the head!!!! The ex was lucky to get away from her.

[@sue5980]

Perhaps she thought Dr Pepper might have witnessed something odd

[@scbmar]

She's a bad person , deserves jail , not a mental treatment

[@itsjustmyopinionbut1671]

I mean, I’d say the Dr Pepper was an excuse…

[@cassiea.3542]

@@itsjustmyopinionbut1671 I can agree to that

[@kariann3198]

She has ASPD

[@PersianGamer36]

The fact she assumes she is still in position of power after that horrible crime is just baffling

[@bakasan0000]

Even if I were to somehow believe that it was an accident, I can't imagine reacting this way. I'm thinking about my gf trapped and screaming, dying a prolonged, terrifying death. It makes me feel sick just thinking about it. This person has some serious empathy issues.

[@edp3202]

Cause it was intentional.

[@oiGST]

@@edp3202 you apparently missed the whole point of the comment you replied to

[@nicomoats4047]

The dude was super abusive.

[@reginastoll4327]

She recorded a video taunting him while he begged for his life.

[@chandracox6814]

@@nicomoats4047 the dude was super abusive?! Lmao. Ok. They were both abusive to one another.

[@ashleygroff3392]

Seriously the officer is the sweetest person. She really is such a kind person. I just can’t get over how nice she is.

[@isaiahspence588]

Word. I've been trying to figure out her name.

[@nadinewiseman4995]

As well as how immaculate and well-organised her cruiser is. Everything she needs, in beautifully organised filing boxes. What a star.

[@suckurmum6566]

@@isaiahspence588 that’s a bit weird don’t ya think😂😂😂

[@jonathanpratte1988]

Weirdo alert.

[@YogSoth]

She’s a cop, not a person. Edit: Super nice though, I agree

[@valeriemartinez3957]

I would bet that Sarah actually did get up in the morning, saw that Jorge was dead then ran back up to bed for hours trying to figure out what she was gonna do then eventually realized she had no choice but to call the police since her ex husband was blowing up her phone.

[@briandavis55]

I tend to agree. she was in that timespace where no one would expect anything to be out of the ordinary, but as time went on she needed to confront reality, which is when she setup the games and puzzles as an excuse for their "great day". The truth is nothing was great about that relationship.

[@Enoughalready20237]

Yeah, i think she was trying to figure out what to say or do.

[@alenaharris7256]

Yeah you could be right but she did call her X before 911

[@sherrykfun]

I think she cleaned house before calling anyone.

[@jenem9618]

Exactly. I'm willing to believe she intended to lock him in the suitcase and verbally abuse him, but she passed out drunk before she could let him out.

[@-mimi-4364]

The fact that she asked for a "spacious cell" after locking her boyfriend of 3 years in a suitcase and laughing at him while he was begging her to let him out is just crazy to me

[@that_goth_bitch3899]

I wish she would have been in the county jail where I live. They would have literally laughed in her face after that ridiculous question

[@melodymacken9788]

OMG... really !!!

[@lilirishgrl]

She asked for a spacious cell for what? To review all the boxes of evidence and paperwork in court case that she actually thought she would get?

[@ashleyallen2876]

Cap she never was in a spacious cell high profile cases suspects go to pc they don’t get special privileges

[@GiniRisinger]

Yea that infuriates me when I hear her say that

[@cocoraia]

What a fantastic job by this officer. So professional and patient at every turn. She deserves a promotion and a million gold stars.

[@D-Ry]

99% of cops are corrupt and dirty, why does a person who actually does their job as a cop deserve a medal and raise? Should be the case for every cop.

[@alexanderpherigo6806]

Million dollars

[@laurarules3642]

If it was a male officer you wouldn't be saying that though

[@Sad_Bumper_Sticker]

@@laurarules3642I have made comments under intorrogations expressing my admiration of the skill of both male and female trained intorrogators. In your warped sexist worldview, men are superior to women yet „only” women get praise. What a warpe, dellusional worldview.

[@Shelsight]

@@laurarules3642Yeah, we would.

[@PAMPEP411]

The video of him begging for her to let him out is disturbing, and to consider she left him in there until the next day after noon. That’s a callous homicide. leaving someone in a suitcase for 14 hours leaves no room for her to say she didn’t mean for him to die. It’s no different than if she shot him and said she didn’t mean for him to die. It’s a deadly act, done intentionally and callously without mercy.

[@Asporez]

Most murders are crimes of opportunity, the person is not displaying any murderous behaviour unless they feel they have the opportunity to get away with it.

[@jdb79jdb79]

I personally think it's worse than if she had shot him. Then it would only be murder, what she did was torture and murder.

[@AMM-m2o]

@@jdb79jdb79 Yes, this is what i will call a sadistic murder. The way she talks about «me me me» at the police station gives me Lazarus vibes

[@gringo6797]

@@jdb79jdb79 I couldn't agree more with your comment

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

Where is that at?

[@Theyralltakenfu]

I have to agree with everyone else. The woman in charge, or at least the woman who was talking to the suspect, was so professional and calm. She is an outstanding officer.

[@Glosoli4]

Easy. Gonna make some males angry. Commending a FEMALE officer

[@Glosoli4]

@@ThaUrbanDisciples19 because a lot of officers are hot headed power trippers. She’s a great example how officers SHOULD be.

[@Theyralltakenfu]

@@Glosoli4 😂

[@rickthomasvendor]

So you already noticed and admitted that everybody is commenting the same thing, and then you felt the need to comment the same thing?

[@Theyralltakenfu]

@@rickthomasvendor Obviously yes, you read the comment didn't you?

[@Godzilla1982]

"I killed my boyfriend but I am more concerned with getting a Dr. Pepper and a cigarette." Total narcissist behavior. Scary.

[@ericrivera8410]

In her defense she needed a doctor

[@ThemLowkeyyBeats1]

she was trying to get away

[@j.d.simpson8021]

That’s because that DP has booze in it.

[@eclipsewrecker]

Glad you’re not a professional, since you’re clueless on the dynamics and variation of normal human behavior….

[@laurarules3642]

From an average persons point of view he was in a suitcase, he was dead there was no blood, DNA , bullets or anything all she had to do was put the suitcase in her car or a taxi or whatever and dump it in a river and she would be free to this day but she reported herself lol

[@markmurillo3570]

That lady officer is going places in law enforcement. She seems like her detective skills are spot on.

[@PhiberOptik1979]

Yeah. she was very good at this scene, but this is essentially every day police work. We are used to seeing sudden or unexplained deaths as they happen all the time. This was a weird one though. lol

[@salliegallegos918]

I noticed as soon as I began watching and before I read comments. She is stellar.

[@kazzana9013]

I would have been more impressed if she didn't cut the audio so often. That should not be allowed.

[@bliglum]

Agreed. She seemed very on point, quick, concise. Yet very observant..

[@SocialAssasin]

yea its not strange at all to question a death of someone who dies in a suitcase. Probably takes Colombo to figure something ain't right.

[@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066]

He was screaming at her to let him out, because he couldn't breathe! He told her he couldn't breathe. She left him in there overnight. As punishment for cheating on her. She recorded herself doing all of it. They were not playing hide and seek.

[@DodongoManoof]

Yep. She got pleasure from watching him die

[@humanipulationnation]

12:55 she let him squirm

[@RolandSpecialSauce]

Why in the world would he let her zip him up inside of a suitcase though?😂wtf?

[@kellyallday365]

Why would he get into a suitcase, holy moly. People are just crazy these days

[@altiboxtv9570]

recorded?? :o

[@Flowerz__]

You decided to play hide and seek but he just hid and you didn’t seek and then you fell asleep after half a bottle of wine?? Plus how did he supposedly “hide” himself in a suit case? Rip to the guy but it’s borderline laughable that this was the best story this lady could come up with after murdering someone… like she really sat there and said I know! I’ll tell them we were playing hide and seek!!!! Wtf ….??

[@humanipulationnation]

12:55 make him squirm? Yeah no death is funny but her excuse is laughable

[@sassybanjo3586]

Did you see the recording she took from her phone where the boyfriend was telling her he couldn’t breathe and she said cussed at him? She was smashed.

[@lovepet4565]

Two BOTTLES OF WI E

[@gleadhill79]

@@lovepet4565 she did say that they shared 1 bottle of wine though.

[@ColdCreekB]

Right? Hide and seek, but she literally had to zip him in? Kind of defeats the purpose lol

[@SHall-xk1tn]

I’m so tired of her asking for drinks, cigarettes, etc 🙄. You suffocated someone ma’am…sit your crazy butt down somewhere 😏

[@nikkinixon8417]

it must be some kind of self soothing tactic

[@lisathacker5313]

Hangover

[@lisasteigerwald6033]

Can’t believe his family never liked her. She’s so lovely.

[@mattroy4447]

😭😂😂😂😂

[@daltd44]

She really wanted that Dr. Pepper.

[@mauriciobalderas3314]

@@daltd44 man Im drinking sum right now😂😂

[@anneperry9014]

Lol 😂🤣😂

[@anneperry9014]

@@mauriciobalderas3314 watch you don't get in a suitcase then!!!😂🤣😂

[@samwho1731]

This Cop is so polite. She is doing her job very well without power tripping, being condescending or antagonizing. Officer, good job

[@yeeter2291]

Must be nice , I've had to check cops for be patronizing for no reason other than the fact, they feel like they could.

[@veggieeater]

Ugh, I can't stand when cops act like that. Almost like you smell trouble coming when they have those behaviors.

[@WilfChadwick]

That ultra professional lady copper has no future in law enforcement, she is way too competent. And I'm no fan of female police.

[@chrisbarlos2538]

so polite to make someone sit out in the heat of florida without water that they repeatedly requested. suspicion of a crime or not, she just says she will get her a drink then takes her time doing an investigation. doesn't have a good idea of separating her investigations, often interrupting people midsentence to move then an extra 10 feet away. You have a poor understanding of what a good job is.

[@Name-oz4lq]

@@chrisbarlos2538 Your description of what you think was happening is ridiculous 🤣

[@rolferikbaklkk6613]

The poor ex-husband. You can see it on him that he kind of understands by intuition alone what has really happened, and that he now has to tell his son that his momma is in prison for murder charges.

[@patriciamorton1068]

He got smart and got away!

[@anotheryoutubed]

I'm sure all the nervous laughter was mostly due to the dead body he saw inside and was told to come check out by his ex-wife. However, I bet very quickly his brain started processing this could have been him if he had stuck around.

[@wiseauserious8750]

This is a best case scenario for the ex-husband, no more alimony payments, sole custody, ding dong The witch is gone..

[@davidjames7382]

I remember this case. It's disturbing and disgusting. She locked him in there. Recorded herself taunting him while he is suffocating. Cold and heartless. Hope she spends the rest of her life in prison.

[@justchillin6117]

How do I find that video of her recording herself David James 7382? Thank u

[@davidjames7382]

@justchillin6117 believe it's on Police Activity on KZbin. They don't play much of it back..she incriminated herself. She sat back was laughing when he suffocated to death.

[@Malama_Ki]

2024 and 8 lawyers later she’s still shirking responsibility

[@davidjames7382]

It's bs the courts are letting her do this. She video recorded him struggling to breath and watched him die. Karma will get her one day. The Judge needs to put a stop to this...she's manipulating the court and justice system.

[@tekubus]

How did she think she would get away with this? It's absolutely ridiculous.

[@laurenbrooks3091]

She's a textbook delusional, grandiose narcissist. In her interrogation at the police station, she praises herself on her "accomplishments" and says, "I excel at everything". I don't think she had an inkling she would be caught. Had she thought so, I think she would have made great efforts to dispose of the body.

[@lynnehuff9659]

Really, making a video of the brutal ordeal proved what happened. Who does that?

[@sarahallenhumboldt2638]

I am wondering what diagnoses she actually has received. Watching this video and also the interrogation video, also on KZbin makes me think bipolar, manic, but it seems something else is going on, as well. The trial will be fascinating....if it is televised.

[@lynnehuff9659]

@@sarahallenhumboldt2638 I never thought of that, but you may be right. Being loud, and emphasizing things repeatedly. I've caused trouble that I will never get over because of my behavior. Never full-blown manic, but enough so that I made people miserable. Drinking makes it worse, of course.

[@juliewatson4314]

Well I’m assuming if she didn’t record him then it would be a different situation. Maybe a longer case for

[@joethelion6016]

There is NO way this seasoned soak passed out after half a bottle of wine. You can tell by her face she's a heavy drinker.

[@jonarmedpiandsecurityoffic9051]

More like CDS addict

[@SC68170]

U didn't see the video? She's a cold blooded murderer

[@surfntrucks]

Not only drinks, drugs as well. Men and women, be careful of who you date.

[@JimmyStruthers1000]

😂😂😂

[@zekelucente9702]

That’s half a bottle of wine.

[@thereselinneaa]

The worst and disturbing thing in all of this is that she meant to kill him and recorded a video laughing when he yelled that he can’t breathe. She’s so sick.

[@kathyrizzi8754]

She’s only worried about herself…narcissistic!

[@lynnca1972]

I wish I'd never seen it. You could easily hear the panic in his voice 😔 She's a monster

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

@@lynnca1972 Terrible way to go.

[@TellTheTruth0704]

That is the worse and part of the best thing that is going to determine her fate on showing her intentions were clear and she was malicious.

[@yolowww3439]

Told him to shush. SMH.

[@kingginger3335]

If this was an accident then she would be crying so hard. No tears. She's not sorry for what she did. This whole video is a perfect example of a lying, manipulative, woman thinking she's smarter than everyone else around her

[@horseandcart5978]

I couldn't have said it better myself!!!

[@ferraroannie4058]

Well you probably saw the interrogation. She "excel's at everything":....WHO TF says that?? Nobody excels at everything and if she excelled at much of anything she would have been awake to pick up her son from school (the ex says she often is not dependable for these various types of parental duties, so clearly she was not "an outstanding mother to her son" as she claimed to police.) People who excel in life don't end up drunk every day living in a tacky townhouse and using violence as a way to solve conflict. She is a piece of work.

[@normacolon9618]

She’s shaking there, apparently she’s nervous she doesn’t look calm, w/o water cigrettes, odd she can’t be calm.

[@normacolon9618]

@@ferraroannie4058 tacky townhouse looks better then many other tacky houses or apt.

[@ferraroannie4058]

@@normacolon9618 My point is that if she ‘excels at everything “ she could have any job she wanted. Chick was unemployed and waking up at. 1230 pm after a night of drinking was NOT unusual for her. She would have lived somewhere less crappy. Just because there are worse places to live doesn’t mean her’s wasn’t the home you’d envision for someone who EXCELS AT EVERYTHING.

[@josephwait7384]

Psychopaths don’t realize they’re psychopaths. The only time she showed any real emotion is when she whined for Dr Pepper and water.

[@gomez3126-f4n]

Cause she's hungover.

[@NoriMori1992]

Lots of psychopaths know exactly what they are. I think Sarah might not, though. One of those bizarre, terrifying people who's so unaware of how normal people act and think and feel that she can't even fake it. Just like Diane Downs.

[@Ryan-mx4ll]

First 5 minutes in, I could immediately tell she was lying. 15 minutes in, and she's by far one of the worst liars I've ever seen. There's not a doubt in my mind those officers knew just as fast.

[@WilfChadwick]

That ultra professional lady copper has no future in law enforcement, she is way too competent. And I'm no fan of female police.

[@Larrydavey]

Almost instantly. “Property manager, no a cigarette, no my Dr Pepper” “oh that’s my ex husband” wtf GUILTY

[@jordanhester4821]

Yeah she was trying so hard to sound believable, and no one is buying it.

[@yute7184]

From “crying” to “defensive” to “angry” to “calm” flabbergasting

[@TheDuke4100]

ofcourse you knew...its in the title of the video

[@fuixyy_-clipz]

the fact that she’s making up stuff to go back inside the house is sickening.

[@videosofthemusclegod1910]

He was abusive to her and her story makes sense. *I STAND WITH SARAH - WE MUST PROTECT WOMEN* ✊✊✊

[@CoberRuger]

@@videosofthemusclegod1910 ahaha wuss

[@ryleecardinal5104]

@@videosofthemusclegod1910 what tf

[@Breyaaaaa]

@@videosofthemusclegod1910 no he cheated nd it don’t make sense it’s a video of her recording laughing while he’s begging to be let out calling her babe while slowly dying

[@rosetta4]

@@videosofthemusclegod1910 wtf

[@sammyb3104]

I hope that we get more officers like the first officer... just wow. absolutely professional on all counts.

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

Sammy B, I totally agree. 🙏

[@juliaaustin6353]

She was amazing. She’s a real professional

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

At 25:43 she says her name but I can’t hear/understand it. I’d like to know so that I can submit a comment, compliment, on their department’s website… it’s easy to do, I just need her name.

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

“Lee Rodriguez?”

[@lasko24]

All the cops did a great job none of them started accusing her of anything instead the cops made it seem like they believed her story in order to let her keep incriminating herself.

[@TootsieTroll]

Who is here after the GUILTY verdict?

[@emo7636]

That first female office knew what was up right after she arrived. When she told the female paramedic 'they all have to sign it because this might actually be a real scene' I think she already knew this was a crime scene.

[@landmarkcreations1183]

Ex husband seems like a chill dude. He for sure knows she did it and is more than likely very happy his ex is going to jail

[@allanthabosshacker]

The fact that she acted like the cop was there to get her a drink. Absolutely the most repulsive person alive. How sick and nasty can a person be.

[@spiritwalker9903]

Sarah is the worst of the worst..

[@peterwexler5737]

Yes, Sarah Boone is totally repulsive. Just imagine that nasty cigarette and day-old alcohol breath. YIKES! I don't yet know who gets the gold medal for "repulsivity," Jodi Arias or Sarah Boone.

[@finkplamingoes]

3:58 I just got chills listening more carefully to this...she's talking about how they were "doing art" and taking things down from walls to put up new art...there's zero reason she'd mention that except to frantically make up a cover story for why the place is in shambles, there's art on the floor, etc. This woman is absolutely vile.

[@alyssarichardson2544]

This is why body-cams should ALWAYS be on - it's not just to hold them accountable for bad conduct, but to *reward good conduct.*

[@MegsyPato]

So true 😊

[@ChezFeroce]

The way she keeps saying that they were playing puzzles, doing artwork, drinking a glass of wine as if those leisure activities justify her shoving him into a suitcase and leaving him in there to die... the nerve of this woman. OH makes me SICK!

[@vibeblu7542]

That’s cuz it’s hella rehearsed. That’s why she always starts with puzzles

[@HybridBlueDream]

Scarily enough, if it wasn’t for the phone videos she had still she likely would have got away with her story

[@grizzlyuppercut]

My wife was being attacked by a bear in the backyard. I went to my office to Google how to stop a bear attack but tripped and fell into my bed. I got a full eight hours of sleep for the first time in my life.

[@JuiceThatFool]

Your name makes it even better 😂

[@Allison12338]

😆 🤣 😂

[@mariewaffles9624]

💀

[@OldestYoungenInGuidePost]

It's nice when you get a full 8 hours 😌 Waking up and feeling refreshed is something special 😋

[@bold58]

That was one of the funnier replays I've ever heard.

[@nick56677]

Her Dr. Pepper excuse is hilarious. She was trying to do everything to get back inside and get her phone with the videos on it🤣

[@stephenbanks5952]

No she didn't remember she made them. The first she knew was in the interview.

[@nick56677]

​@@stephenbanks5952It clearly wasn't intentional, she's a 43 year old straight A "Stewwdant" that left grade school nearly 30 years ago.

[@elsab5782]

@@stephenbanks5952Ye right

[@KS-wr4vv]

Surprisingly her ex seems rather level headed which is fortunate seeing as though her son needs one good parent to raise him after this.

[@MsRandieK]

Right … wonder how she got custody & why wasn’t he removed after numerous 911 calls for violence in the home ?

[@one.2622]

Well duh. Now he doesn't have to pay that crazy leech any child support.

[@darthmalgus232]

@@MsRandieK In the majority of child custody cases (not all) the mother gets custody even if she’s awful and the dad is good. It’s just the way our society is.

[@1972dsrai]

He's only ever had one parent raise him, his mother has not really played a significant role and now even less.

[@tawney.]

Knowing all the facts, this is so disturbing. Dang. Also, that first officer is very patient.

[@ferretweasel6895]

link me to the facts

[@ferretweasel6895]

what do you think is the most interesting facts from this case so I don’t have to waste my time reading on these skums of the earth

[@salliegallegos918]

Love interviewing officer.

[@cre448]

Ditto! Hoping to know as well since I'm not caught up with this case but the little that I've seen from this video it all seems so tragic and horrible.🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

[@SebastianSkadisson]

If goddess Justicia was a living human she would be the first bodycam cop. 🙏

[@h3llnite]

She was hoping her ex would say, omg I’ll help you get rid of his body. Instead he called 911

[@allabored4443]

Exactly

[@tennysonparks2059]

​@miss_D_Bus people don't realise everything is on surveillance these days.

[@gomez3126-f4n]

My thoughts exactly.

[@MegsyPato]

I agree 100%

[@jaredmartina9107]

Exactly what i thought

[@ventchee9245]

How do you play hid and seek knowing exactly where a person is?

[@SeasonoftheShape]

And the suitcase was zipped up. As we all know, he didn’t do that.

[@jdd1979]

Oh man, this reminds me of the time my house was on fire. I ran out to the yard and realized my wife was still inside, tied to the bed. I was about to go back in and save her, but I fell asleep. Right there in the yard! Stuff happens!

[@nativeamericancowboy5028]

I'm convinced 🤷‍♂️

[@mauriciobalderas3314]

Sorry for your loss man, you did everything you could

[@PapeZeon]

Gotta get those healthy 8 hours of sleep!

[@Proverbspsalms]

🤣😂😂😂

[@B33T33W]

Must of been the wine

[@PrettyinPink9789]

That is the most nicest, calmest cop I've ever seen. More LE should be like her maybe it'll help the situation rather than escalate it

[@XORevolveOX]

I agree nothing needs to be escalated she just killed a guy that's it

[@tomite2001]

Besides, they have seen it all and built the right temperament for this sort of thing

[@didgeridooo]

@@XORevolveOX Yea she just killed a guy, you can't be sure she won't kill you too, i think the number 1 type of person you shouldn't escalate against is a stressed murderer

[@cornalien8435]

“The most nicest”? Hardz toos beets a’z edge jew May cayshin

[@sorcererCermet]

just saying... she seems young. she just hasnt been in the force long enough. honestly maybe that's the trick... term limits for cops so they dont have enough time to get into the police "culture"

[@kerrybayton2954]

She thought the police would buy that whole story! How delusional can you be..

[@spongebob8445]

Well if it was a male he would've been in cuffs long ago, so I'm not surprised she thought she could lie and act her way out of it.

[@ferraroannie4058]

If it hadn’t been for the video evidence, she could well have gotten away with it.

[@LegendLength]

About 5 minutes in the lady cop says the word 'homicide' really loud. The suspect overheard it easily, her face changes big time after that point. You could tell she was trying to think up a new story as she gazed too.

[@Virttreks]

3:30 Sarah “that’s my boyfriend of 3 1/2 years” 7:28 Sarah’s ex husband “that’s my ex wife, been divorced a year and a half” Just gonna leave that there for everyone 😂

[@handbanananaa]

not defending this piece of trash but often times couples split way before divorce actually occurs, since it takes a pretty long time

[@Enoughalready20237]

@@handbanananaaI agree. That said, I think I read somewhere that her affair was the reason for the split.

[@renewashington791]

😮 Ohhhh I didn’t catch that until now; Interesting.

[@Chosen-PaganMoon]

😂

[@nicolesecrest8483]

Ohhhh, I didn't catch the one.

[@Gr13fM4ch1n3]

I knew from the moment this officer arrived on scene that she was a professional. I hope she's getting recognized for her hard work and dedication.

[@krislindberg4107]

Hahahaha.... Oh Man.

[@horseandcart5978]

I hope so too. She is brilliant.

[@krislindberg4107]

The ONLY thing that would have made this Video any better, is if one of the times that officer came back to talk to her and she was gone, I expected it every time, but that officer's tricky Jedi mind trick technique, kept her sitting outside on the curb and drinking from a tap to get water . . . That's It! it's like water boarding but you deny them water and they spill the beans, Brilliant!!

[@williamelliott]

I agree. She was very professional and diligent. Got to live her ability to remain calm after the girlfriend kept interfering.

[@markkpardue8597]

That officer was like, oh, ok, sure, "hide and seek" and just let that crazy b*tch talk. No way I could keep a straight face and be that calm and collected. I would have a hard time putting up with the BS!

[@pdg61met]

She gave almost every sign of guilt immediately.

[@PHlophe]

I was like " girl you's lying"

[@Justin-uc8sc]

Great observation Perry Mason. You cracked the case 👍

[@Rizziculous]

Genuinely curious what those signs are

[@pdg61met]

@@Rizziculous She was hostile in her explanation of the events, she was trying very hard to sell her story, She seemed very defensive in telling the story, and a big lack of genuine sadness and more of fear for the outcome on the initial investigation. But all that is just scratching the surface. There is more to her actions. It starts right away but at 4:47 it's clear as day

[@threatassessment606]

She coming down off of alcohol and she has depressed im sure of it

[@adub9077]

She was sittn on the couch, videoing him in the suitcase asking for her to let him out, calling her name and saying he cant breathe. She responded with “f you” “this is for all the things you’ve done to me” “just like you did to me” “thats your problem”. She deserves to be under the prison for what she did in my opinion.

[@mcapps1]

Prison? Gas chamber is more like it.

[@theresamiles2443]

She deserves to be put in a suitcase too 😡 and this is very sad he had to pass away like this

[@YouTubeExplore777]

@@mcapps1 you can't destroy demons that way.

[@forthework1473]

@@mcapps1 I just learned something weird about gas chambers. Did you know gas chambers don't have wooden doors?

[@breakit46]

She is destined to be in a mental suitcase of her own making for every breathe she takes until her last.

[@hugoprice44]

She was able to sleep all night knowing he’s in the suitcase that’s wild

[@ravenlooney2487]

Probably blacked out from being so drunk,slurring in the video, she could barely speak, I’m betting she never went upstairs n blacked out on the couch. So I’m thinking jurors will see the tape & say she wasn’t in her right state of mind. Manslaughter from negligence,watch n see

[@machineofadream]

@@ravenlooney2487 Except she could speak, and she made it clear she had done it intentionally, understood what was going on, and still refused to help. Being drunk doesn't turn murder into manslaughter or else anyone who killed anyone would just make sure to get drunk.

[@mariapadilla8061]

She passed out, big difference

[@BuckkyKatt886]

I just have to say how sweet this young officer was. So calm and collected and didn't allow herself to be caught up in the storyline. Just got the facts and soothed what appeared to be a distraught girlfriend.

[@bardshitler3328]

She killed her partner by locking him in a suitcase she’s not distraught she’s guilty

[@deborahd5382]

@@bardshitler3328 Thank you

[@BuckkyKatt886]

@@bardshitler3328 English not your first language, huh?

[@June26Brown]

@@bardshitler3328key words “what appeared to be”. Reading comprehension is important

[@steveharveysmustache3988]

“Distraught” more like “scared to get caught” because she knew that she had just killed her boyfriend

[@xxhayziexx]

I love how she explained what happened (leaving out the part of her recording him and laughing at him and taunting him while he begs for her to get him out) and she has the audacity to add at the end of the sentence "i dont know what happened." Ms ma'am you killed your boyfriend thats what happened.

[@timgreen1835]

And the most important part.....she didn't mentioned how she left a part of the suitcase unzipped for him to get out, like she said later during interrogation. If that was the case she definitely would have said that at first.

[@smoke8326]

Ms. Ma’am 😂

[@Goodvybesonly]

She lied about the amount of wine as well they drank two bottles of wine not one.

[@timgreen1835]

@@Goodvybesonly she started to argue about that, until the detective told her that 2 bottles of wine was purchased on Sunday, and 2 bottles of wine was found in the trash can the same day. She was totally trashed, but her BF didn't sound too drunk at all begging from the suitcase....she's one of those mean drunks

[@nicolejttmom6061]

I want everyone who speaks to this monster in the future to address her as Miss Ma'm😂.

[@actual-poet9951]

Did anyone else notice that she said she started CPR on him in the morning, when she found him. Then 2 seconds later said, "I got up at like 12:30ish."

[@TellTheTruth07041]

@Kaleigh King Sarah lied and contradicted herself throughout the entire first response interview before the detectives arrived and after. Did you witness the 2 different acts that she put on for the first responder then the detectives? She played like I just don't understand, I don't know what happened, nothing happened. Then with the detectives it turned into the helpless lives in girlfriend that was afraid for her life bc Jorge's family is so violent they are going to kill me. I have no one, there is no where I can go. Did you notice the next day at the police station Sarah didn't mention the family was going to kill her and that she was afraid?

[@f2ke165]

@@TellTheTruth07041 not only that but the number one red flag is how many reasons she came up with to go inside first was the cigarette then the dr pepper she kept trying to go back inside for something and probably to get rid of evidence but luckily that officer didn’t let her pass

[@TellTheTruth07041]

@F2KE Exactly! Sarah knew what she wanted and that was the phone bc she remembered making the videos, period!

[@m.b.6042]

@@TellTheTruth07041 She did though. Then the lady detective says "I dont like the accusation (that cops are putting her life in danger by informing Jorge's family about his death and circumstances thereof) so let's nip that in the bud"

[@TellTheTruth07041]

@M.B. Chelsea did say that to Sarah and did hear that, that was just one of the many things on my list that I thought they should have let Sarah know was none of her business. Sarah was asking too much and the fact that she was the one that killed Jorge made it more aggravating to me. But you are right she did say that. I complain so much about everything Sarah maybe I just forgot at the time bc my mind be going so much faster than my fingers if that makes sense. Lol thanks for the reminder!!

[@Livewithnoregrets58]

Amazing female police officer. Right off the bat she ensured the scene was protected in case turned out to be a crime scene! Calm and concise. Is that yellow tape up right away! Wow. That is some police response!

[@TheNameOfJesus]

For me the most interesting part was at 38:35, where she asks the detectives "what are you going to tell the family?" and they reply "we're going to tell them the truth." And that silences her. She's speechless when the police say that they will tell the truth.

[@maymay-hd2rq]

I hate people like her who yell or get aggravated when they know themself is in the wrong.

[@videosofthemusclegod1910]

He was abusive to her and her story makes sense. *I STAND WITH SARAH - WE MUST PROTECT WOMEN* ✊✊✊

[@mr_jackson_6240]

Themself is in the wrong? Lol

[@suzymoroka297]

@@videosofthemusclegod1910 you really need to get help. You have too much time on your hands, perhaps it’s time you get off benefits and be made to find paid work

[@videosofthemusclegod1910]

@@suzymoroka297 *I WOULD BET A SERIOUS AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT I HAVE MORE IN MY SECONDARY TRADING ACCOUNT, THAN YOU HAVE MADE IN THE PAST 5 YEARS COMBINED*

[@lil_keybo]

@@videosofthemusclegod1910 defending a murderer? Maybe someone needs to lock you in a suitcase

[@AlexisFlexis]

This woman is not being needy because she is panicking, as in asking for a cup, a bottled water, a cigarette, anything she can think of, she’s being needy because she’s trying to buy more time. She wants these officers distracted from questioning her to buy herself more time to get her story straight.

[@abelis644]

Exactly. She's also thirsty because she's an alcoholic, she's dehydrated after binge drinking. She also asked for water when Det. Scott cuffed her after her interrogation.

[@serpentsreign]

Usually it’s not about the minor thing, phone, wallet, water, it’s to be able to get back inside to remove forgotten incriminating evidence

[@KathyHussey063]

@@jacquelynyoung221 No honey, if they had been "playing hide and seek" then he would've gone off to find a hiding place, while she covered her face totally and she counts to 30 and then she'd have to go "seek" for him, try to find him. He would not have climbed into a suitcase, in front of her, and then told HER to zip him up, then have said to her, "Come find me". She was the one he would've been hiding from. Makes no sense for her to know he was in there.

[@kidkique]

I think she is gauging their attitude towards her story by making requests for favors. If they comply, in her opinion she is succeeding. Its her way of 'testing' if they are on her side

[@Killerella]

@@jacquelynyoung221 ma’am, there’s a video of this woman taunting him as he begged to be let out. This was no accident.

[@rebeccahamm3415]

So according to Boone’s logic, a drunk driver who killed someone could say, “Hey, when I got in my car, I had no intention of killing anyone. It was NOT intentional. I blame the wine!”

[@cafefloofy8931]

Dr Pepper is the elixir of life. She doesn’t deserve to drink such a holy drink for such an unholy act.

[@relaxx8986]

True true

[@osageetopmoss4464]

Allmen🙌🏽👏🏼👐🏼

[@perpetualmotion357]

It also explodes like no other with the slightest movement😂

[@cafefloofy8931]

@@perpetualmotion357 Its power can overwhelm people sometimes

[@DeterminedFC]

a fellow man of culture i see

[@_cece_ce]

It’s wild that they will blur some things but not bleep out when he says his sons name and his elementary school.

[@beautifullybroken5721]

Yes

[@mustardisyellowketchup3154]

@@Noneforsale read the comment of course it is a minor

[@spheresartis1782]

@@Noneforsale if he is in elementary school, what do you think? lol

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Minor not accused to a crime.

[@tawney.]

My thoughts exactly 🧐

[@jasminetribble9219]

The officer in the beginning did a great job , she is what we want in law enforcement.

[@jasontheron7655]

More than once she failed or forgot to do certain things in her checklist. For example, the brief interaction with the cop who was talking with the ex husband. She asked if so-and-so was on the way yet. He kind of gave her a funny look and she asked "oh, I'm supposed to make the call?" She is a good cop, but I think she's either very new or very tired. Both are possible.

[@mechellemechelle2590]

@@jasontheron7655 of course Ken would find an issue with this comment. 🙄

[@progradepainting3755]

She didn’t do anything but ask the most basic routine questions that every cop does.

[@lg316]

She made some horrific mistakes. We do not want this in LE.

[@Trackstar491]

Well considering she’s asking questions instead of assuming things…in law enforcement you learn by repetition and on the job training. Soooo this is exactly who we want to have out in the field.

[@OutdatedBeverage]

That policewoman was so kind and polite, a real model for how police interactions should go. Even though Sarah didn’t really deserve it…

[@ambre6490]

Are ya talking about the woman dressed as civil ? She wasn't anymore when Sarah was interrogated. And it is normal. Sarah is totally annoying and kept saying its not intentional blabla so she lost her patience towards her and became pretty sarcastic aha

[@Shelsight]

@@ambre6490no, the poster means the cop whose body am is recording. The detective wasn’t v effective or professional…