Suitcase Murderer: Psychologist and Body Language Expert Analyzes Sarah Boone

[@JeromeSmith-jl1rh]

12:52 "Because I went upstairs" probably translates to "I pushed Jorge downstairs."

[@TheZooman22]

Exactly!

[@andreaowens7756]

A neighbor heard loud noises like something falling down the stairs. She stated the suitcase was originally in the closet upstairs. I think he got in the suitcase upstairs and she pushed him down the straits and this is how he got his injuries.

[@Malama_Ki]

Absolutely she did!

[@figgy7099]

For sure.

[@heleneschmidt8419]

The neighbour also told a time line: Around 7 pm they started arguing (loud) - not unusual - actually quite common. At around 10.30/45 the arguing became louder and came from the 1. floor. One theory are: Upstairs SB hit JT with the baseballbat (the injury in his head) - he was knock down - unconscious - she panic - and put him into the suitcase. After 11 pm the neighbour heard a huge bump coming from the stairs - even hits the wall, so he could feel the vibration. After that - silent (no one arguing). He vent to bed around 1 am - and up the next morning to go to school. The detective interviewed him 2/27/20 - so days after the interrogation, so they didnt have the time line. Phone calls: SB didnt call the ex - it was the ex who was calling her several times during Monday morning.

[@debroofgreen]

@@heleneschmidt8419 How the hell do you know so much about this case? During the videos he was downstairs. I wonder if she pushed him down the stairs in the suitcase because she wanted to move the suitcase to her car but couldn't physically do it, so she decided to make up the story about unintentionally forgetting he was in the suitcase. Jorge's injuries didn't seem consistent with falling downstairs in a suitcase so maybe she did hit him with the red bat she mentioned, and put him in herself like you said. This clearly wasn't hide and seek.

[@MegsyPato]

I agree 100%

[@DrunknOdin]

Crazy how she's like "you guys are killing me" while she is literally watching herself in the act killing him! Playing the victim she does well.

[@GodyP]

Fr, Or how she asks to be put in a big cell because she’d get claustrophobic and have panic attacks in a small holding cell

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

Not well but stubbornly

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

@@GodyPand begs for her anxiety meds ... i m thinking likely a benzo and the alochol wete both in her all the time anyway . But yeah honey. They re not bringing you yoyr xanas or klonopin ir whatver becasue you may get clastrophobic or painicky ok . Did you give George something for HIS anxiety wuhile he slowly dieed?

[@KatenJace]

@@GodyPugh ZERO SELF AWARENESS I didn’t know she said that

[@jeanettecook1088]

​... the evidence is showing that both of them used drugs, and were violent, but I've thought of how much being arrested must've panicked Boone... in jail she'd have to go cold turkey on the lot, except for medically prescribed pharmaceuticals...I think the panic attack stuff is just her narcissism trying to get control of an uncontrollable situation. Narcs lie the same way the rest of us breathe. 🎉

[@KarenanneT]

I’ve learnt in my life…you cannot reason with an alcoholic 😳. I loved your explanation on this person’s reactions 👌

[@faticus5369]

For sure

[@govindagovindaji4662]

You might be able to when they are not drinking.

[@falseking989]

When she says that "we had a great day" and "for the last month there's been no violence once" she is absolutely destroying her defense of battered woman syndrome.

[@sarahmcneil846]

I think she's the violent one

[@zentatonic]

Not only that, she is in so much denial of being a drunken lush it's absurd. Clearly, she was shattered and blacked out (talking slurred and unintelligible), then passed tfo! Who sleeps till noon?

[@HealingMedicyn]

For me, it’s even more indicative that she planned this whole thing & it was absolutely premeditated murder. It’s like she decided to kill him so she made sure her last few days w him were “good” so she could claim his death later as a total accident. “I had no reason to kill him, we were doing SO good”. What truly stops an incredibly toxic & destructive couple from arguing? When one finally sees a way out.

[@judymoorehead3046]

Good point! Thank you for picking up on that!

[@GraceonWheels]

If you're familiar with the abuse cycle, periods of calm/good times are common. So that defense may still be valid, assuming it's true (in this case I think they were both toxic and abusive).

[@bridgetrodriguez4643]

What a horrible way to die. He had to be terrified the entire time. I hope he's at peace now

[@peacelovejoyandhappiness]

Without a doubt! I think about how he ran out of breath and he couldn’t even raise his voice to Sarah to tell her, I’m going to die Sarah!! The air he had left in his lungs couldn’t even allow him enough air to yell. What a nightmare. Sarah is sick. They need to put her in a suitcase for a few hours.

[@falseking989]

It triggers me when I hear someone say “Oh the reason my partner has bruises is because they run into walls a lot.” In my experience, that’s classic abuser language.

[@lisaproustresearch]

Also, who runs into walls a lot? What a ridiculous statement :)

[@DOLfirst]

I suspect that she was the abuser.

[@karriekat927]

Since they are both heavy drinkers/alcoholics I can see the whole running into walls and falling off bikes as a true statement…sounds like they were unsteady on their feet a lot

[@darrellcovello7917]

"They ran into my fist with their head!"

[@michaelblaine6494]

Nobody runs into walls,I think that excuse came out of a Cracker Jack box 75 years ago😂. It’s not just an obvious excuse it’s a generic excuse. People who say things like that don’t understand reality,they think it’s up to them whether or not someone believes them. She must be used to people believing her because whenever the cops question her her brain short circuits and she freaks out because it doesn’t compute. She’s not just awful she’s not very bright either

[@Keys7]

She is so smart and she excels at everything, but, somehow, she forgot that she was read a Miranda and everything she says can and will be used against her in a court of law. She is absurd.

[@اميرمادرا]

She smart tho

[@KarenanneT]

And forgot to unzip the suitcase. Stupid nasty woman 🙄. As I mentioned in my post…you cannot reason with an alcoholic 🤦‍♀️

[@l.g.4075]

Yup, above average…jobless, welfare, alcoholic. She’s special.

[@vessela7484]

She’s so smart she forgot she left someone IN A SUITCASE.

[@MsRexsmurphy]

​@@vessela7484😂

[@Cat-qo3ht]

I think she totally misses the gameplay of "Hide & Seek". You don't put someone in the hiding place and then say "So now I'm going to go in another room, count to ten, and then come find you in the place I just put you!" What a dope. All she cares about is herself. She was punishing him.

[@alicepoodle4223]

I think she is trying to imply that the suitcase was used to conceal him so she could go hide. He was supposed to get out and come seek her. If she had simply said that she went upstairs to hide but while waiting for him she fell asleep the story could have had some credence. Many drunken people die through playing stupid pranks. However, she didn't manage to stick to that story and that video called her out.

[@ericrivera8410]

Tag your it ...that's how you play it

[@13bigerdave]

lol she is as lousy at lying as she is playing hide and seek, she put him in the suitcase and STILL couldn't find him🙄🙄🙄

[@giovannirastrelli9821]

@@alicepoodle4223It still wouldn’t have had any credence because she literally handed over a video recording of herself torturing him in the suitcase to the police because she forgot she filmed it on her phone.

[@zeldafitzgerald3530]

@@alicepoodle4223the video ruins that idea tho, she clearly was saying fuck you snd didn’t want him to get out

[@capitalkayproductions]

When she says (at 20:33) she put him in there to “make him squirm a little bit” …. I think that’s very telling plus the video.

[@maryarens]

I enjoyed your perspective on her body language in these interrogations. I don't recall playing hide and seek as a kid and having the person who's supposed to find me.. hide me! That's quite a story! 😮😅

[@drgexplains]

I still can't make sense of why that, of all things, is what she came up with.

[@maryarens]

@@Trinity_1111 that makes more sense!

[@lindalumae]

Or she challenged him to see if he could fit in the suitcase. Maybe she did it first. They are both very small so it could have been a game she initiated. I even think it’s possible it was initiated innocently at first and then she saw the opportunity to punish him.

[@sarahmcneil846]

I find it really ironic that she had a panic attack in a small cell but she didn't let George out of a damn suitcase. What a terrible way to die.

[@bradsanders6954]

@@drgexplains Sure enough, if you zip the suitcase up, you know where they are.

[@hughhaefner3317]

I love how they tortured Sarah with the video playing. So they move the screen so Sarah doesn't see it but the audio is full blast and poor Jorge moaning.. Sarah.... Sarah. It was driving Sarah crazy and she already is crazy. I enjoyed watching her squirm through this. Brilliant move by the interrogators.

[@kellys6164]

WHAT IN THE WORLD? Who forgets someone was in a suitcase. And who even goes INTO a suitcase (for fun) and who plays hide and seek as an adult? Um, no one. And I certainly don't go upstairs and go to sleep when someone is in a suitcase downstairs. What a wacky case.

[@drgexplains]

This is a really weird one!

[@caterinascarcella]

If she had said she fell asleep on main floor maybe but without that incriminating video.

[@Isa-js3ve]

Not to mention the multiple bruises on Jorge s body. She most probably have thrown the suitcase down the stairs with Jorge in it. She is a nutcase.

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

Thank goodness she was Domina to record him in the suitcase and having a conversation with him 🙏🏼

[@VonDutchNL]

I used to be a heavy black out drinker for a long time. Sadly, I do understand FULLY forgetting what I did the night before.. I had like 4-6 hour memory gaps. I think she passed out on the couch (probably shortly after taking that video).. woke up early in the morning, went upstairs, was still drunk, and half asleep. When she finally woke up later in the day with a hangover, she found him in the suitcase and "kinda" remembered last night. She's still very accountable, though, same as someone killing somebody drunk driving. I'm glad I quit drinking.

[@kgraham5820]

"…it is NOT malicious." 😂😂😂 "Sarah!" "That’s my name, don’t wear it out" sounds pretty malicious to me. I guess her definition of "malicious" is much different than mine! At 20:45 … it’s almost like she’s trying her very best to garner sympathy for falling asleep, instead of the guy getting sympathy for being dead. I bet she’s a beast to be around!

[@Christineatheart]

Please stay with this case. It's fascinating!

[@gailknight3128]

She was still drunk in the morning, the way she was acting was ridiculous. She couldnt care less he was dead, showed no emotion that her love was dead. She just wanted a drink of water! Never, in my life have I heard of adults playing hide and seek, with a child yes , but not two adults. Has anyone else?

[@zubetp]

most certainly not. she did wait to call 911, but not too long. there was also a puzzle and some paintings left out. she does have a son, but he wasn't there this night. he was with his dad. so here's what i think happened. she spun the hide and seek story off the dome on the 911 call, and then was forced to commit to it. so to make it seem like the night was all fun and carefree before the suitcase thing, she grabbed whatever was around to throw around on the table. and that just happened to be some of her son's stuff. i do not believe for one second that she and her adult boyfriend spent the evening coloring, doing puzzles, and playing hide and seek.

[@KatenJace]

Nope. But I was surprised to see a lot of adults say they do on Reddit lol. Maybe if they don’t need to admit it in a public way. But every adult who said they played childish games added that it would be very light hearted and playful never ever malicious like THIS. Awful. Also important was that no one said they played while drinking! I’m all for consenting adults do whatever makes them happy. Regardless of how goofy I think it is. But honestly I’m with you: not a game I’d think grown ppl play before this

[@KatenJace]

@@zubetpI’ll bet you’re right

[@catherineseiler7407]

No

[@JPCollier]

"My plan was not..." What was your plan then, Sarah?

[@c.b5996]

I don't understand why the interrogators didn't ask her that. Made me so mad, they were terrible interrogators. They had every chance to rip her apart and they went easy on her

[@KohalaLover]

Thank you, Dr. G. This woman is pathological. I enjoy your perspective and evaluation of people charged with crimes. This one is a doozy.

[@drgexplains]

Thank you so much! I expect her trial in July to be...interesting.

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

I think she wanted to punish him, and exert control, but was so stupid she didn’t understand he would die. Then she lied her way into a first degree murder charge. She’s another STUPID narcissistic person, who lacked empathy for her victim. I would looove to hear from past friends and family. I’ll bet she’s been an unpleasant person for a long time.

[@byBeauxARTFULIVING]

see the sarah boone playlist for huge number of witnesses videos

[@gib59er56]

I think this woman is about as crazy as they get. She is just more insane by the second here.

[@jongalleog3486]

2and degree is the charge the prossicution is seeking .

[@byBeauxARTFULIVING]

@@jongalleog3486 can florida jury or judge decide she is guilty of first degree murder after hearing the case ?

[@byBeauxARTFULIVING]

sarah is on her 7th court appointed atty, she is using domestic violence defense, which is a entire lie, imo. NO true DV victim would ever go upstairs to sleep IF she thought there was a chance in hell that he could get himself out of the suitcase. jorge had his own alcoholism issues but i believe she tricked him into the suitcase, shoved the case down the stairs, beat him with the bat and flipped over the suitcase several times, just bcz she could. while the interview is hilarious bcz she is such a bad liar and lacks any pretense of empathy or remorse, our hearts go out to his entire family. sarah should never be free again, she is EVIL. she can be the prison pruno qween til someone unalives her , imo.

[@1whocs486]

What gets me is when Jorge is in the suit case begging to get out she says hes over reacting/boy crying wolf....but when she talking about the sore on back of her leg its really really really really really bad ....im like what??

[@JPCollier]

She pushed the suitcase with him in it down the stairs!

[@TheZooman22]

I think that is why she is so insistent on " the going upstairs to wait for him story" . Which doesn't make sense...

[@princesadelaos]

abusers always accuse their victim of being the violent one

[@Lucysmama-vq4sx]

Especially unalived ones

[@RipRider916]

I think her worst fear in life is not being in total control. And being confined in small places. She said she had a panic attack at the county jail. Just being in the holding tank.

[@govindagovindaji4662]

They were both enablers and both were violent. That is well documented in other police reports.

[@hannewoldeck2123]

Best example, Amber Heard and Johnny Depp.

[@nighthawk_1]

Dr. G., there are interrogation recordings of her ex-husband, Jorge's brother, the property manager, and neighbors that explain much of her character and drinking habit. Her ex explains how he told her to call police and paramedics and she said she needed a cigarette and a drink before calling 911. Also, let's not forget Jorge's injuries and how their neighbor explain how he heard something falling from the top of the stairs and how loud it was.

[@drgexplains]

Thank you! I'll have to look that up.

[@KevinRichardson444]

​@I'll be your Jeannie in a bottle lmao

[@winniekyn6162]

@illbeyourjeannieinabottle810 lol... Do you even watch her interrogation video?! You should watch the full version and listen carefully what are they talking. If you still think she is innocent then you may have a very similar mindset like her.

[@PFMediaServices]

@I'll be your Jeannie in a bottle This is the best summarization of things I've felt about the case, thank you! So many people give absolute truths about the behaviour of others, but we can't know what's going on in someone else's head, let alone in a crime like this. Theories stem from our own observations, experience, and education (which includes learning from all available sources!). I do believe she killed him and refused to acknowledge that her actions caused his death. Beyond that - the why and how - is not for me to determine. Hope our questions will be answered through the legal process. ✌️🍍

[@thedudeandthemaumau2347]

Where did you find these?

[@samlott99]

I respect and appreciate the time you devote to these scenarios. I'm learning from you! One thing I find myself pointing out in other forums is, Sarah stated that she can't remember making the video of Jorge in the suitcase. But then, she also claims things like, she didn't zip it up all the way, and that she wasn't being malicious, and that she thought he was bluffing, etc etc. How can she remember any of that, if she can't remember making the video in the first place? I was disappointed in the interrogators for not using that - for not pointing it out. That in itself is an important factor for the prosecutor to use.

[@Sojourners3]

Well said. Great observations.

[@malin8320]

Had this playing in the background while cleaning, without really paying attention. You know you watch too much True Crime and interrogation videos when you recognize the female Sarah Boone detective just by her cough... 😂😂😂

[@supergirl2204]

She was the first case of covid...😅

[@NJaze]

Very bizarre behaviour.

[@CiaofCleburne]

At 17:55 when Sarah says “we decided to play hide-and-seek” she actually touches her lips with her hand for a split second which tells me she doesn’t believe the words she just spoke.

[@drgexplains]

Great catch!

[@Police_wife08]

She was so difficult to deal with during this interview….the 911 call was a nightmare!

[@dgarzaart2000]

A real waste of space.

[@jillhargrave-george4510]

Gotta say, that woman detective coughing all the time would get on anyone's nerves!!

[@gypsytricia]

I have rewatched this video many, many times. She keeps repeating that "It wasn't my plan.", which indicates a premeditation beforehand. She HAD a plan. She says so herself. She just doesn't explain exactly what her plan was.

[@Pixie2589]

I caught that too- i agree with you.

[@BGL333]

I find this case horrifying. There are a lot of sadistic people in the world :( Take care everyone, and listen to your intuition.

[@gracejones2831]

YES!!

[@Ritz-mn8qf]

Great video! I have watched this interrogation many, many times. She is making so many attempts to disassociate herself from this horrible event and thinks because she said it was "not intentional" that she is not responsible at all for any of it and for her reckless, drunken behavior that resulted in this poor man's death. I also feel the detectives messed this up by not showing authority over her and instead continued arguing with her. If this finally gets to trial in July, I cannot imagine what her behavior will be like and whether or not she will be able to control herself. She seems like a perpetual teenager to me. Justice for Jorge.

[@drgexplains]

Assuming she provides testimony, I can definitely imagine her getting angry when being questioned by an attorney or even at the judge. I'll definitely be watching!

[@keep.it.moving77]

@@drgexplains I believe she is now on her seventh attorney? They keep asking to withdraw, citing irreconcilable differences.

[@Lilysmum]

@@keep.it.moving77eah she seems to not be able to get along with anyone who has control over her situation. It’s like she doesn’t believe the lawyers can do as good of a job and she can so she keeps having these deteriorating relationships with the attorneys which is why she’s on like her seventh one. God help whoever comes into this woman’s path. She’s a complete whacko.

[@PPuffNstuff]

​@Lilysmum well yeah, she's a narcissist.

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

The poor gentleman suffered a slow agonizing painful and aware of what is going death 😔😔 His family must be devastated. If I knew my child died suffering I don’t know if I could go on. Not only that but I would be so angry.

[@MsRandieK]

When they were interrogating her at house she was terrified about his family knowing he was dead … they had a derogatory name for her ? I can’t remember but it wasn’t flattering!

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

@@MsRandieK they called her the white devil.

[@MsRandieK]

@@Herewearenowentertainus 👍 that’s it ! I guess they knew her well 😳 Can’t wait for her trial!

[@anyone_but_me]

He was arrested for abusing her (maybe more than once). Doesn’t excuse this, but that’s what her defense will be. He didn’t probably deserve to suffocate in a suitcase, but he’s not sounding like a very good dude.

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

@@MsRandieK if he has sisters I would guess that’s where the initial fear came from Now she’s safe in prison 😉

[@mandystrong8196]

My plan was not to go upstairs and fall asleep. I didn’t plan on leaving him in the suitcase. Then she says she went upstairs to wait for Jorge to go upstairs. Another words she intentionally left him in the suitcase ! She contradicts herself so often.

[@LindaAllen-zq4yh]

It NEVER gets old watching her get cuffed

[@TheZooman22]

Great video. I learned a lot. Her story changes quite a bit over time. I think it started in the bedroom, and she put him in the suitcase, then rolled him down the stairs in the suitcase.

[@sandygrogg1203]

Sara Belize, that her falling asleep makes it abundantly clear that she did not intend for George to die in the suitcase. Therefore it was.” not intentional.”.. which she leaves absorbs her from all guilt. What is upsetting to a lot of people is that Sara has never shown real remorse, or expressed any believable grief over the fact that George has died. She is intent only on getting herself out of trouble. No wonder Georgia’s family did not approve of Sara.

[@SweetUniverse]

"He's notorious for running into the walls" - sounds like Jorge was living in a domestic violence situation in which he was the one being abused

[@SolaGratia.]

Sarah said, "I don't like not feeling in control" as a way to convince them she didn't have a drinking problem that obviously led to the murder of her fiancé. And I think she's telling the truth when she claims to need to feel that she's in control at all times, but I don't believe that proves she doesn't drink. In fact, it proves the opposite. I think alcohol is what made her feel powerful and in control of others, especially Jorge. She's so avoidant to admitting her own issues that she's a raging hypocrite who thinks she's a victim of circumstances purely outside of her "control".

[@LyndaG-gx1xo]

She should have said “yep, I was so drunk that I don’t remember ever going to bed” she really put herself in a box saying she wasn’t drunk

[@valalongtooth1]

100% right. Alcoholics hate admitting that they were drinking. It's a guilt and shame response which is truly an odd tactic because claiming dimished capacity from being blackout drunk would problem get a more sympathetic respponse

[@spaideman7850]

the punishment would certainly much lesser if she had admitted she was drunk.

[@Missmichelle9299]

Ive said this. You can be so drunk that there are parts of a night you dont recall and she would have had an easier time if she admitted she didnt recall this because she was so drunk.

[@robertwinfree3197]

Bruce Rivers did a good video on Sarah Boone. If you don’t know him, he’s a criminal defense lawyer who makes KZbin videos. He said she pretty talked her way out of just about every defense available to her.

[@MatthewDePasse-sm9qf]

The more I watch this, the more I believe that the suitcase started upstairs. She either pulled him down the stairs or, I believe she pushed him down the stairs in the suitcase.

[@dreamak.flanagan3014]

I just can't fathom WHY 2 grown adults would even play hide and seek??? Much less WHY would a grown man get into a suitcase?? And why would he allow her to zip it up??? Unbelievable!

[@johnpendarvis7885]

There was no "hide and seek", that's nonsense.

[@somethinginthenothing]

Obviously there was no hide and seek. But I think she dared him to try to get in. It's very unlikely she could hit him hard enough with only superficial tissue trauma to be unconscious for the time it would take to cram him into the suitcase. It's not like TV. Even head trauma that leads to unconsciousness for >30s usually is severe and has a poor outcome. It would take a lot of force. And he would have am imprint of the weapon on his head. His contusion was more likely from pushing him down the stairs in the suitcase

[@somethinginthenothing]

But as to why he got in the suitcase who knows. They were both quite drunk and it was probably a dare. You are more willing to do dumb things when you are drunk.

[@jillhargrave-george4510]

Her big mistake..going upstairs without unzipping the suitcase..and recording him in there!!

[@kathydavidson-mx1sr]

Wow this is so helpful, “Not Malicious “, “ I did not intentionally do this!”

[@Dee-ny6uo]

Sarah is willing to accept the consequences of her actions as she says “now I have to live without him, that’s punishment enough“. 😂😂

[@Dee-ny6uo]

Haha, yes I bust out laughing when I heard her say that. 🤦‍♀️😳

[@kimberlychelen9890]

Phew...I'm wondering about her behavior as a child, a teenager, a student, an employee, a wife, a mother, a neighbor, a customer, etc... She is an exhausting, egocentric exasperating, entitled Explosion! Does she have a loooonnng list of possible disorders and issues, Dr. G? I'm thinking, YES... she does. Yet another villain that claims to be a victim. Thank you, Dr G!

[@micheledematteis2072]

I absolutely LOVE your videos Dr. G. Thanks for doing Sarah Boone. I can't wait for this trial in July

[@sararahman7731]

I've never seen more arrogant behavior in light of your boyfriend being DEAD!! 😳😳😳😳

[@silklilly5291]

In the car interrogation of Sarah by these detectives, she states that she wanted to play hide and seek and hid in the shower upstairs. When he didnt come and find her, she went back downstairs to find him chillin and doing his own thing. So she changed her story like 4 times. Also, I am confused as to why they kept overtalking each other and why when she said she was leaving him in there for 5 mins or so and they asked her why would she do that, she starts to answer and they again cut her off and overtalk her. They also did not pin her down on details and timelines. This whole interrogation was badly done IMO.

[@KellsSmith1244]

That was informative, thank you. Her hostility makes me wonder (in an interrogation) about the differences between someone who is innocent being hostile and someone guilty being hostile.

[@RobertaReal7980]

Same here. Her "how dare you" indignation over the question as though she were above suspicion.

[@drgexplains]

There is definitely a difference between frustrated/angry while innocent, and hostile and guilty. I'll talk about that in one of my upcoming videos.

[@KellsSmith1244]

@@drgexplains thank you, Dr. G, this has been so helpful in my life and I appreciate the dedication to your subscribers. PS- you make me think broader. I leave your videos more curious than when I started.

[@dukecity7688]

Oh, that is an interesting set of questions

[@c.b5996]

There was a video on this that I found pretty interesting. Turns out there is quite a difference between the two.

[@luvmywings]

At first she says she came down in morning then changes it to this afternoon. She was probably very dehydrated because they actually had two bottles of wine. That’s why she drank from the faucet. Also, she seems to think that because they had some wine, worked on a puzzle and did art, that they were classy or something. She repeats that like it will make her believable.

[@Bixxblue]

This was a great analysis. You an explained some things that have always caught my attention about Sarah’s behaviour that I just couldn’t place. Thanks for the great video. 👍

[@patricknez7258]

Totally agree! The "hide and seek" was an odd choice. I feel like she was trying to paint a playful, pleasant image of the evening. And spot on about when she's telling the cop at scene. She seemed to be more concerned w selling her version of events than w what happened

[@mish4164]

Thanks Dr G, another fascinating evaluation, nice piece of Sunday night viewing. The lack of both kindness and compassion in some people is astonishing to see.😊🇦🇺

[@jmednerth1623]

she said it was a joke, but she also said she zipped him in, well the video shows her mocking him, cursing at him, clearly she didn't find it or act as if it was funny or a joke

[@punky19761]

I will be following this trial when it happens. Could you please talk about Leticia Stouch’s body language? Thank you!

[@drgexplains]

I'm working on that one!

[@patricknez7258]

Spot on about her rehearsing her story to herself. It really feels like that to me. And I liked the insight about her becoming less confident in her story and answers as it goes on. That's really interesting to me to see

[@bradsanders6954]

At a certain point she just starts saying "This wasnt intentional!" Her story fell apart, the video was shown, she got very nervous and unsure and just kept saying it wasnt intentional. She was drunk, she doesnt/cant drink doesnt like to drink, but was so drunk she had no idea she made the video. Lot of if's and's and what have you's.

[@user-vc5zx5cg1d]

Great content as always Dr. G. ! Your channel is the most informative on KZbin, and I find your knowledge fascinating. I would like to see you have longer episodes on here.

[@Eva_aloha]

I gotta be honest.. I have to make myself a reminder note when I zip my husband up in a suitcase. I'm so forgetful sometimes.

[@siobhan9610]

😂😂

[@janz3627]

Me too 🤣🤣🤣

[@toroverde9329]

😂😂😂

[@NickanM]

To be sure, set an alarm clock.... ⏰️

[@Dave-el6rh]

Thank you ,thank you,thank you Doc! You have given volumes of behavioral problems that I have been highly speculative of as suspicious and deceptive characteristics. I have some relatives who exhibit these traits as they get older. Your insights have relieved me of some gaslighting that I had to deal with .Thank you once again . Alex from Orange County ,California.

[@KL-ou9jj]

Dr. G your videos are fabulous!!!

[@maryannsy4129]

The "Oh, I didn't intend to do it ..." defense. Works so well when combined with arrogance.

[@Minnesotagal75]

I can't waite for this trial.

[@drgexplains]

I think it's going to be really interesting! I'll definitely be covering it.

[@jogordon1530]

Well I hope for once they let cameras in for this trial! I can’t wait to see her reactions in court!

[@abelis644]

Great analysis! Can't wait for Sarah's trial in July now.

[@cyahna]

Great analysis, I like the way you stop and explain piece by piece. Please more of Sarah Boone and would love to hear of body language of Letechia Stauch. Thank you.

[@drgexplains]

Stauch is coming out tomorrow morning. Thanks!

[@CALIGIRL702]

I found it!!! I had requested this but didnt realize you had already done one...sorry! Watching now

[@LindaAllen-g4z]

The nerve to say not intentionally. She keeps saying at the end him being dead is punishment enough, no Sara that's not enough. And I hate to say but her son is better off without a person like her in his Life.

[@Wendy-Williams-NC]

I watched a video today about her letters....the lady said Sarah must have had luck through her life by berating people and arguing her point as if shes never wrong or mistaken...with everything youre saying, I believe thats very true!

[@storysongstress]

So interesting to have your body language expertise to decipher the motivation behind her words. Thanks for micro explaining her underlining psychology.

[@adubx]

Pleeeeease do more on this gal as the trial gets going!! She seems very narcissistic and controlling. Thx Dr G

[@BluePlastik]

We'll probably never know the truth, but I'd love to know how she got Jorge to get in the suitcase. I would suggest doing a video on Stephanie Lazarus. She was a police officer in LA who killed her former fling's new wife, was not caught, and went on to rise through the ranks in law enforcement before being caught for the murder about 20 years later. She had an absolutely fascinating and bizarre reaction to being interrogated.

[@drgexplains]

That's a great suggestion! I'll see what I can find of her.

[@Herewearenowentertainus]

Stephanie Lazarus was truly unbelievable. The medical examiner told the detectives Jorge had multiple contusions and scratches on him from that night. Detectives confiscated a bat. It’s a good chance Jorge didn’t get into the suitcase willingly.

[@spongemonkeysooz]

I don't think she could have forced him in. A few years before she had taken a picture of her son in that suitcase and put it on Facebook. Child Protective Services were called but she was cleared when her son said that it was his idea and they were doing it for fun. I think she said I bet you can't get in there and he fell for it. The scratches could have been him trying to get away as it was being zipped. There were 2 long scratches across the bottom of his back and one across the back of his neck. The busted lip, black eye, hurt shoulder and multiple other injuries could be from her pushing the suitcase down the stairs and flipping it over many times until he was in the worst possible position to be able to get a breath. I would think she beat him with the bat while he was in the suitcase because many items in the suitcase had blood on them. At one point when she is reading off her list of questions she reads what was confiscated and some of the items sounded like a bloody tie, a bloody can? which she read off like she was reading a grocery list and the bat was on that list. Her ex-husband said it was a child's size Louisville Slugger wooden bat he had bought for their son. It is so distressing to think about what that poor man went through. Instead of begging her for help he should have said if you don't let me out you'll be in prison for the rest of your life and never see your son again or drink wine again or vodka. Maybe that would have been something she cared about. Heartfelt condolences to his loved ones🙏🏼🛐

[@CapeCodTrueCrimeChannel]

@@spongemonkeysooz oh wow I didn’t know all of that ! My gosh! Prayers for his family and loved ones. This is just a bizarre case.

[@dukecity7688]

Stephanie Lazarus is a psycho. Nasty. That interview is very intense.

[@Cecil-hotel]

Sure hope this trial is televised she is something else

[@richdenisevangessel1999]

I learn so much from your videos.

[@lizzietizzy]

Super fascinating analysis, Dr. G! Been following Sara Boone's wild story for awhile now - and several points you made on her body language & verbal language use were spot on!

[@karenk3458]

I really enjoy your synopsis even when I first heard the story I didn’t think it was true adults playing hide and seek and not even that who gets in a suitcase and then zips it up and how could she have gone upstairs what part of hide and seek is that you already know where he is. And her attitude is just crazy. She needs a conviction even if it is 10 years because I already know if she doesn’t already have a criminal background she’s going to walk with practically no time. RIP. She contradicted herself multiple times as you listed out.

[@hannahouse2000]

Great video Dr G… thanks for all you do!

[@drgexplains]

Thank you for watching! I love making these videos.

[@anthonyesparsen7776]

She has nothing to say that can save her now, no way out ! She is a terrible liar

[@daniellepaylor2840]

Hey Doc checking in hope you’re doing well!!! …… fire content,On point as always!

[@drgexplains]

Thank you so much! I really do appreciate it.

[@zubetp]

my favorite thing she says in her interrogation is when she's trying to pull out some $5 words to explain that she had no intention to hurt him, but it comes out all bungled up. she says, "no malicious content was towards this! no malicious! no... malicious." i still think this sometimes. "no malicious!"

[@JeromeSmith-jl1rh]

Oh, "$5 words" is original. May I "borrow" this phrase, please?

[@ATTYPCJW]

Why was the suitcase there and why would he get in the case infront of her if they were playing hide and seek. Strange hide and seek.

[@mandystrong8196]

The neighbor heard them that night. It was not a good day and they were not having a good time. They were arguing. Sarah it’s again.

[@Starbeam2031]

She’s cooked. I think she may have hit Jorge, knocked him out, stuffed him in the suitcase & pushed him down the stairs. She was under the influence-drunk. Play stupid games and win stupid prizes. Here’s your prize Sarah. No tears shed for Jorge, no remorse…nothing. She did nothing wrong and it was unintentional so she says. I cannot even imagine.

[@avalambs2405]

I don't think these detectives like each other. They step all over each other's questioning and seem completely dismissive of one another. It ruined what could have been an amazing interrogation.

[@sarahsmile40]

I’d love for you to do a story about nurse Lucy Letbe, who is charged with multiple murders on babies. Love your channel

[@sarahsmile40]

*Letby

[@drgexplains]

I'll look her up! I'm always looking for new content. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@beckywilliams5908]

Yes, that story is so messed up!!

[@sarahsmile40]

The trial is still going on they took off a week for Easter. It’s honestly the longest trial I have ever seen well actually heard because no cameras are allowed in the courtroom. I believe she’s somewhere in the UK.

[@oscacorleone3427]

Dr. G…! Another great interpretation of body language.

[@drgexplains]

Thank you so much!

[@chrisparkes7395]

Thank you DrG! I love your analyses!!

[@adamskinner-fu4vb]

Great channel. Subscribed. Side note: Has anyone told you that you are Brent Butt’s doppelgänger? Very much a compliment! 👍

[@jbrat122]

16:34 the boy crying wolf doesn’t make sense. He is in a suitcase? He says he can’t get out, and he can’t breathe? Idg why she thought that was a reasonable explanation. It’s truly moronic

[@BeLoose1]

The female interrogator is horrible. Argumentative and combative. It’s like she has received no training on proper interrogation techniques.

[@reenujose4937]

This is how i speak during interviews because i prepare the dialogues beforehand and detach myself from the situation and talk with confidence in my words even if it is rubbish.

[@vintage.physics]

Thanks for the video! I really enjoy all of the knowledge that you give!

[@CosmicShieldMaiden]

New subscriber here, really interesting videos! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and insights ❤

[@connieenciso1275]

You rock! Excellent content….

[@drgexplains]

I appreciate it! Thank you!

[@lizl2432]

I thought the detectives came across as rookies. I’m wondering if this is a new pairing of detectives or maybe the woman is new at being the primary detective but she cut Sarah off at a few crucial moments.

[@jettsoma]

“But not intentional! Not intentional!” 🙄 Ok, then, you can go, then!

[@belindamilner4043]

Brilliant clear explanation on what’s going on , came across your channel today. Will be watching in future 🎉

[@madobee1]

She put him in the suitcase. There was no "hiding". There was no reason for her to go to the shower. She pushed him down the stairs, thought he was dead, then put him in the suitcase.

[@CertifiedCount]

She needs to get access to the suitcase and demonstrate to the jury that a person of sound mind would be able to have gotten out. And then climb into the suitcase.

[@guamissy7649]

How is it a game of “Hide and Seek” when you know exactly where he is?

[@dreamak.flanagan3014]

Didn't Jorge get these injuries from her pushing him down the steps while in the suitcase? Not to mention she probably kicked him while he was in there. How diabolical and evil.

[@JPCollier]

Yup

[@coreywestmoreland896]

Very informative- Thank you for making this….

[@janz3627]

Why does she say everything single thing at least twice? To reiterate how honest and sure she is? It would be a travesty if she gets away with this. A person would have to be as warped as she is not to convict her of at least 2nd degree murder.

[@Truth17John17]

If you are into this case, may I suggest: "Shocking Bodycam Footage: Sarah Boone Calls Cops on Boyfriend!" by SKR..... If you want some additional insight into how truly horrible of a person Sarah Boone is...... Jorge Torres never stood a chance. The police kept arresting Jorge only because she kept calling them and she was the one pressing charges; however, Sarah was the abuser and Jorge was ALWAYS the victim.

[@PinkyakaAyannaj]

SKR has broken down every video and it's freaking awesome

[@mortalclown3812]

Honesty is important: there were several times when Jorge inflicted injury, too. Recognizing that fact doesn't mean Sarah's not guilty. They were both abusive and drank excessively. BUT... on the night Jorge died, there was no proof that he was a threat to her. She committed second-degree murder, but could've taken a plea deal for involuntary manslaughter and probably been out in 5-6 years when credited for time served.

[@knewsome47]

Sarah does the lip grimace a lot in court. She's so used to saying ( abusive) things that she has to clamp them.

[@dragonclaws9367]

Yelling drunken profanities while someone begs for their life isn't in any game of hide and seek I know of.