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Prosecutor Grills Sarah Boone About 'Magnum' Sized Bottles of Wine She Drank
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8:55Now PlayingUnder cross-examination, the prosecution grilled Sarah Boone about how much wine she allegedly drank before her boyfriend’s death. Boone said she had several bottles and the prosecution pointed out the bottles were “magnum” sized, which is about two normal size bottles in one big bottle.
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Florida woman Sarah Boone is accused of killing her boyfriend after she allegedly zipped him up inside a suitcase and left him to die. Jorge Torres Jr. suffocated to death inside Boone’s Winter Park home. Boone claims they were playing hide-and-seek, she forgot he was inside the suitcase, and she fell asleep. Video evidence from the night of Torres Jr.’s death shows the victim inside the suitcase yelling for help while Boone records the video and laughs. Boone called 911 the next day saying her boyfriend was dead. She was arrested for second-degree murder.
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