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Suitcase murder trial: Sarah Boone sentenced to life in prison for boyfriend's murder | Banfield
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1:13Now PlayingSarah Boone has been sentenced to life in prison for leaving her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, in a suitcase to die back in 2020. Four years after she was arrested for Torres’ death, Boone was found guilty of second-degree murder in late October after 90 minutes of deliberation. Criminal defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh says Boone in "no way apologized for what she did in a meaningful way." "Everyone had to sit through her very long rant," Eiglarsh said on "Banfield." "She victimized not only the victim but also the family, the prosecutors and the cops. How about just saying you screwed up? That would have maybe gotten her closer to the minimum sentence."
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