I'm surprised you guys didn't mention the video they found on her phone where she filmed him in the suitcase and we can hear him beg her and I had to stop because it made me feel so sick to my stomach...
UPDATE: Convicted by 6 peer jurors, of 2nd degree murder. She keeps claiming it wasn't intentional, ignoring that intent is not part of the statute. She acted with a depraved mind with total disregard for life. And she FILMED IT.
I love Chase’s reactions to the rest of the guys analyses. Greg and Scott are stone faced while Chase is smirking and giggling. The dynamics of these guys are equally entertaining and educational.
It's hard to say in hindsight bc now we only have one side of the story but she had to have had a reason unless she is just pure evil and dared him to get into the suitcase, which is what I think happened bc they were drunk.
I was wondering what that said, Thanks! What’s weird is that she used the word “UGH!” in 2 text messages they’re using in court against her, one was her telling his brother, in a nasty, evil tone that she was going to “get rid of” Jorge, and another one, in that same conversation was her saying “hide & seek” as if that’s how she was going to get rid of him. She said this in reply to Jorge’s brother telling her that due to what she did (I don’t know what he was referring to, this was a month before the murder), he did not want her around his daughter or his nieces & nephews.
I had a different take on why she keeps putting her hand over her mouth. I think she’s trying to hide her alcohol breath from the officer. She keeps saying they ONLY had A bottle of wine, yet I’m sure she reeks of alcohol because they actually had the equivalent of 5 bottles.
I’ve been married for 38 years and have had many fun, intimate activities with my husband. Not once did either one of us find ourselves playing alone in a suitcase.
Now that I've seen the trial and all the evidence, this footage hits different. I'm so glad justice was served in this case. You guys did an amazing breakdown as usual. Thanks for all you do!
58:00 The cop: "...things that Jorge's family are gonna want to-- " Sarah: "I just really need to see my son." The irony of her interrupting the policeman's statement about Jorge's family's concerns for their dead son to interject about missing her own son, who's alive and well.
Yes! Her interruptions show her to be very "what are my comfort needs in the moment", like a child. This one is particularly ill-considered. I also found her assumptions about the police being the ones to talk to Jorge's family to be very odd. If anything happened to my husband, I would be talking to them to let them know and also because we would be emotional support for each other as a family.
Having viewed this video several times & Sarah was convicted of murder in 2024. I n this video I see an alcoholic woman who is very childlike. She can’t face what she did, she knows but she cannot face her actions. Sarah reminds me of a five year old. It’s very sad. I almost feel sorry for her. But then I see no emotion for Jorge just fear/ concern for herself. Something isn’t right here. And the fact she keeps asking to see her son disturbs me. No thought at how it would affect her child if he were there. It’s all about what she needs. Why in the world would you want to bring a child into all of this?
Her "interview" later at the police station was .... wow. It's so interesting how so many of these recent interrogation interviews the suspects seem to react the same way: "What do you know about me and the situation?" They're craving to know what do they know. Great video, guys, thank you!
She's a smoker and knows exactly where her cigarettes are. She would not have gone 12 hours without a cigarette. I bet she sat and smoked until she figured out what to do.
I would like hear your all's analysis of her last manipulative court appearances. She seems very articulate with her words. I loved the jail lawyer telling her "no", he doesn't have to abswer her questions
Believe it or not, I got a new set of luggage when my daughter was in her early twenties. The biggest one in the set was so big, my daughter said she could fit inside of it, so she climbed in and I zipped it up and wheeled her around the living room for a little bit. It was just for fun, but we also weren't playing "hide & seek". So yes people, sometimes adults DO put people in a suitcase just for fun, we just don't LEAVE them in there like a psycho!
She’s not wearing a bra…she’s cognizant of that and she’s trying to mask that. Ask any woman who is caught off guard bra less, they are going to cross arms, keep arms in front, etc.
Love you guys. I honestly thought she was bringing her arms and hands in because she did not have a bra on. Being a female, I can see where that may be something she was worried about. Just a thought, but I didnt notice her curling her hands in before. You guys are so interesting! Thank you for the great content.
HI Kerry I really love your coverage on Sarah Boone case. I'm an official boonie! I also thought SB was self conscious about not having a brassiere on. It's now referred to as the T Rex affect! LoL
The main thing that always made me scratch my head was to my knowledge you aren’t supposed to help the other person into a hiding spot when playing “hide & seek”. Then once you find them you take turns being “it” - lol.
A news article said she was investigated ?4 years prior? for putting a CHILD in a suitcase & posting the video online, people who seen the video reported it. The cops said when they investigated, the child “gave consent” so since they weren’t injured, they did not arrest her - first, HOW can a child “give consent”??? And 2nd, they obviously should’ve arrested her.
That was her son. They talked to him and he said that it was his idea and he wanted his mom to take a picture of him in the suitcase, which she did and posted it to Facebook. I wonder if that's how she got George in there... let me zip you up in there and then I'll take a picture of you. Man I'm sure he regretted that in about 3 seconds. If she somehow gets out of prison before her 9-year-old son is an adult she should definitely have only supervised visits if that. But I don't think she'll be out for quite a while, at least 20 years😔
@@spongemonkeysooz He has what? Information TO the actual source, or he cites information FROM an alleged source? It doesn't sound too unreasonable to be true. However, I'm interested in ascertaining whether or not this prior behavior-indicating a pattern perhaps (or an idea from a previous event), is reliable/factual. Thanks!
Total revenge act made possible by Alcohol. From what I’ve read, most likely they were upstairs and around 10:45 PM, with Sarah and Jorge both heavily intoxicated and fighting, Sarah somehow temporarily rendered Jorge unconscious maybe with a bat. Then somehow she was able to place his small body in the large suitcase and fully zip it up. Then, around 11:15, she managed to roll the suitcase with him in it down the staircase. He regained consciousness sometime in the suitcase and is later seen begging for his life in the 2-minute video. In this video Sarah is shown sadistically mocking him in a heavily slurred voice while he is suffocating. This video demonstrates malice of forethought one of the elements necessary for a 1st degree murder conviction.
Some further thoughts of these type of cases. These up close and personal, real-life situations, brought forth by modern technology highlight a greater common concern which is the utter destructive force of Alcohol when mixed with emotionally unstable individuals and all having the potential to end in the same way. How many of these relationships, like Sarah and Jorge, as I write this, currently exist and how can society best deal with these time bomb relationships just waiting for the right triggers to detonate. Hopefully there’s a better solution than imprisonment or at some point in the future we may find our society with more than half its population in prison. To this end, if the people in this society were to reinstate a spiritual compass then maybe this case would have ended differently. In the past western nations have relied on the Bible for this compass. But nations like America have systematically removed this compass resulting in the Inevitable moral decay which in turn directly affects the overall safety, happiness, and national security of the people in that nation. Maybe a better solution is not more prisons but incorporating a Manhattan-like project designed to re-incorporate this compass back into the nation’s moral fiber thus saving that nation from total anarchy. What do you think?
upon first initial 911 call she states to the dispatcher " I put my boyfriend in a suitcase..."; and in reports from first responders,EMTs had to take the victim out of the suitcase to start code procedures...sigh...in another reality ,i wish the officers could just blurt out to her " GOTCHA!"...
My first red flag was the first question, she's asked what happened and instead of focusing on the BODY in a SUITCASE, her first response was just "oh yeah we were doin puzzles..."
I still think he passed out upstairs she put him in the suitcase, that explains the scratches on his back. Then she threw the suitcase down the stairs with Jorge in it. That explains how he got the other injuries. Also a neighbor heard something big fall down the stairs around the time the video would had been taken.
Actually there was 2 neighbors are directly next to the staircase and they heard a crashing sound around the same time the night that Jorge Jr was in the suitcase. It definitely started upstairs and ended up downstairs where Sarah beat and stomped on him to make him "STFU" and suggest he save his breath knowing he couldn't breathe. She said that's how he makes her feel when he "cheats on me"... over the phone not literally. The neighbors in the apartment complex had a nickname for Sarah "Drunkey the Bear".
@@uberhaxorzskelletorit's my theory Sarah was hiding in the shower and never came looking for her, so when she went to look for Jorge Jr, he was trying to hide in the suitcase and Sarah convinced she would get in next. Once he was lying down she zipped him up and started taunting him and grew enraged at him and his past abuse. SB liked having the power over him. I am a interested to know more about the evidence collected, was a junior size (according to BB) wooden baseball, bat Brian gave to Lukas so he could play baseball with Jorge. The white cap with blood on it, the necktie with blood and the blue suitcase. 20 inches wide, 28" long, 8" deep accommodated Jorge Jr's 5'4" 120 lb body. I still wish we knew what Sarah said to BB when she called him at 11:46 pm.? He said can't remember what she said tells me he still cares about her. Poor child was subjected to his mom's and bfs fighting and she put him inside a suitcase and posted it on Facebook.
I love the interplay between Chase and Mark in these videos. Chase, I think, is just as amused by Mark as I am. Mark would make a great college professor. He's so artful, and Chase is very factual with neurological types of information, always teaching, too. Mark, you are indeed too smart for your own good. I love you.
She somehow talked him into getting into the suitcase as some kind of game. Then she made up the hide and seek scenario. I think she was going to say he was hiding in the case during hide and seek and then realized that he could not have zipped it up... and so the hide and seek idea no longer fit but she continued with it anyway.
She said "blue eyes white dragon" which is a Yu-Gi-Oh card. The text on the card says "virtually invincible, very few have faced this awesome creature and lived to tell the tale."
We're playing hide-n-seek…. The first thing she says was he went to hide in the suitcase. The first thing in hide and go seek is to not let anyone know where you’re hiding. 😕
Important!!! In interrogation, Sarah says she wasn't worried because she left the suitcase open and he'd let himself out and come upstairs...here she's panicked because she KNEW the suitcase was left zipped...and SHE had to unzip him out of it. This was deliberate AF.
She says “We we’re both laughing about it” whereas her video shows he was pleading and she was heartless cold blooded taunting him and saying he “deserved it” (I.e. not belting able to breath!! Is unbelievable evil. 👿👿👿👿
Oh my goodness guys! Thanks so much... I've been begging y'all for this one. It's gonna be great. I've watched everything I could find on this case and I cannot wait to hear you guys get ahold of this material 🤣. Much Love guys!
@@sbeddo1 I don't know, I think it depends on whether or not the judge lets cameras in or not, if video isn't available it will be a reporter talking about what happened that day while we see artists renditions of the defendant, the lawyers, the judge, etc. I really hope they allow video cameras, and I really hope Sarah Boone testifies that would be the best case scenario
Guys, part of the reason she’s holding her arms like that is because she’s covering her breasts, she doesn’t have a bra on. When you get caught with no time to put a bra on you’re covering up with your arms.
I've played with guys and they are up for fun like getting in boxes or sure a suitcase. This is after several drinks and of course they trust that you are going to let them out! The longest I would play is maybe 5 seconds before they start panicking...times up, jokes over. This lady is a psycho. How do you go upstairs, past the suitcase and sleep 12 hours? No no no no. Easy case. How horrific. R.I.P. 😔
I think she either tricked him into getting into the suitcase or he got in there for whatever reason and SHE zipped it up, trapping him in there. She calls him stupid in the video.
@@laswan5Yes, he had scratches on his neck and back, a cut on his lip and bumps and contusions per the medical examiner. He also had alcohol in his system.
This is my new favorite channel. Your analysis is so fascinating. I'm obsessed with older video's. I recognize my own behavior such as self-soothing and emotional eye accessing. I'm starting to identify behaviors as I watch more of these. I am listening more actively in my own work setting now, although I work remotely and don't have the benefit of observing my co-workers, I am finding this very useful.
36:41, Hahahaha 😂 Since finding this channel, I’ve come to the realization that Scott is both SAVAGE and RELENTLESS. He stays calling stupid people stupid and I live for it
So am I and have you seen all the unasked for comments I've made to have conversation to learn more and share what I known as well. See ya in trial day!
@Luckyotter the trial begins Jan30 if all goes according to plan. The judge ordered Sarah's attorney to meet with her before Jan 17 bc the 17th is some kind of hearing that has to take place before the trial. I tried to find it today on court TV but I didn't see anything . I will continue to look for Jan 30th date unless I hear otherwise.
@@laur131306 yep, and you can totally tell that she's used to people just buying (or pretending to buy) her half assed lies, probably because it's easier to just agree rather than deal with her. But she's too stupid to know that so she just thinks she's a genius lol
I don’t think she called Brian all of the other times she called 911, she didn’t seem to have a problem then. I was wondering if she had thoughts of trying to get Brian to hide the body?
You guys are the best. I love how you play a scene, analyze it, then replay it so we can see what you mean. I've probably mentioned before that I used work as an emergency child protection social worker and did joint interviews with police. I definitely recognized the look on the second officer's face. He knew a pack of BS when he heard it. Interestingly I went through a personal emotional experience this week (nothing like this; we made the decision to put down our ailing geriatric dog). I was able to stand back afterwards and remember my responses to the vet and how I was so NOT chronological in my description of how she was doing, and even my body language when I broke down and cried.
"Make him squirm a little bit, whatever it is." Mini confession right there! Way before the police find those videos on her phone. Smh. She made the cop's lives Hell, then she went onto drive her lawyers crazy.
Boom, nailed it! I share that opinion & am thinking she just summed up her True intention w that one statement. We can clearly see her intent to punish on the suitcase video she so callously filmed🤨
First of all, love you guys! Being in the psych field myself, I find your experience provides so much insight and is an invaluable source of knowledge! I'm also a military wife, so Hubby and I have a good time watching you guys and "nerding out" as we compare notes haha. Thank you for all you do! ❤️ From Canada Edited to add an observation: Around the 9:30 mark, when Scott is talking about the physiological changes that take place when our emergency threat system is activated; it reminded me of something I watched years ago... It talked about how animals will throw up on purpose, because of a deeply planted instinct that "purging" their stomach contents will increase the ability to get away faster. Snakes especially are known, and documented globally for doing this. Because once they have eaten, it makes them incredibly vulnerable to predators. Not to discount all the other factors in play here, (especially the consumption of alcohol) but it made me wonder if it's a bigger stress response in people than we realize, as many often feel nauseous or end up vomiting when under intense stress. Curious what you guys think about this theory?
This is a well-researched human stress response. It occurs when in Freeze, Fight, or Flight as a means to prepare us to flee. Individuals will typically excrete various types of waste in a direct effort for our body's to become as light as possible.
Reminds me of the Dan Markel murder. Where Wendi Adelson went to a divorce celebration dinner with her brother, she suddenly threw up. The belief is she threw up when she found out her brother the dentist hired a hit man to kill her ex husband.
So looking forward to the interrogation episode!! Have watched the full interrogation tape many, many times…. It’s Amazing how much she thinks of herself! She says “Not Intentional” 47 times… and “No Maliciousness “ 6 times! Not one tear!
My God I know, just imagine you're stuck in a awkward fetal position, panicking, adrenaline probably going crazy with fear.. It's essentially no different than being buried alive.
@@wiseauserious8750 in her interview they confront her with his shoulder injuries plus more. I think they occurred because he was stuck in the suitcase trying to escape or she tumbled him down the stairs in the suitcase
@@wiseauserious8750 I believe that too! His injuries were from rubbing inside the suitcase. Can’t understand cops pushing so hard on some scrapes- she suffocated him in a suitcase- scrapes are kind of irrelevant at this point
Saying she "forgot" he was in the suitcase was the giveaway for me. Either she left him space to unzip and get out himself....in which case she may be surprised that he was still in the suitcase OR she didn't leave him an escape and forgot he was in there. Should have said she couldn't believe he was still in there
@TheBehaviorPanel at 14:42 when she says she fell asleep, she then looks like her eyes get real wide at 14:44 and she has a look of shock or like she remembered or realized something she did, then her hand goes kind of up to her mouth like she shouldn't let that thought get out.
Most people don't know she said "I put Jorge in the suitcase" Most of the time the first thing someone says is the truth, then after they think about it they may change some details in their story.
The t-rex is 100% from being braless. I've caught myself doing that when unexpected visitors (mostly parents...) show up and I'm in something a bit too 'revealing' (loose pajams tops etc) for my comfort level around that person
Isn’t the whole idea of hide and seek, that you don’t know where the other person is hiding and so you have to seek them? Not, you hide the person and then seek them 🤔 her story is crazy.
Sarah Boone has yet to go to trial bc she has had like 6 attorneys leave her. A couple of them had to bc Conflict of interest, a few of them couldn't see eye to eye with Sarah. And I've also seen Sarah's hand written notes to the judge complaining about her rights. I can't wait for this trial. If it ever happens at this point
@@tinaclarkson This is the FIRST thing anyone has said that made sense about the hide and seek game. Who knows the truth, but if you're right, she's worse than we thought. Personally, I think she talked him into getting in the suitcase. I think the whole "we were playing hide and seek" is a total lie.
@@sbeddo1 I agree - the whole “bottle of wine” maybe they didn’t drink it and he did and it made him vulnerable to being influenced into that situation. Also who has a suitcase randomly lying around in the living area? She had to have put it there for a reason, which demonstrates intention imho. I’m not sure if her intention was for him to die or if it was to torture him d then let him out and never see him again knowing it would be unlikely he would press charges (male victims of DV go to the police even less than female victims, and seeing the case through court is even lower)
What I got from the asking if anyone else is showing up is a guilty person's flash of anxiety every time a new police vehicle arrives due to worrying if they are showing up to arrest her.
Y'all missed her T-shirt: "Is UGH an emotion?" PERFECTION, that is everyone's reaction to Sarah Boone...Ugh... as an aside, I think Chase is so handsome.
What stood out to me was Greg: (on asking her if he had a chance to) “Maybe you guys had baggage.” 😮 Yes, they did. The absolute lack of remorse or even sadness that she lost him to death was amazing. The self-centered concern of how she will appear to his family is way more important to her than the fact that this man is dead. There is no accountability.
If I accidentally killed my husband, the first thing I’d explain would not be that we were putting a puzzle together the night before. It’s a prepared story. If I woke up and my husband was dead I’d be freaking out and probably insisting they try to save him. I wouldn’t think about what we were doing the night before until asked.
It's ludicrous when she says....."I don't know what happened" But she's hoping Jorge died from something other than suffocating in the suitcase she put him in.
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Happy thanksgiving 🍽
Not one tear, never says Jorge’s name 😢
Belated CONGRATULATIONS to Chase!! 🎉💕🥂
I'm surprised you guys didn't mention the video they found on her phone where she filmed him in the suitcase and we can hear him beg her and I had to stop because it made me feel so sick to my stomach...
UPDATE: Convicted by 6 peer jurors, of 2nd degree murder. She keeps claiming it wasn't intentional, ignoring that intent is not part of the statute. She acted with a depraved mind with total disregard for life. And she FILMED IT.
She UNINTENTIONALLY made a snuff film.
Now that her trial is over it’s interesting to listen to this again.
His family doesn’t want him with you because they don’t like you and they don’t trust you. And rightfully so.
I love Chase’s reactions to the rest of the guys analyses. Greg and Scott are stone faced while Chase is smirking and giggling. The dynamics of these guys are equally entertaining and educational.
Greg and Scott are the stone faced apollonian males on the top row and the bottom two are dionysian males possessing a creative feminine side.
She was found guilty of 2nd degree murder as she should have been.
She wasnt abused. She was the abuser.
The jury got it right.
Justice for jorge.
It's hard to say in hindsight bc now we only have one side of the story but she had to have had a reason unless she is just pure evil and dared him to get into the suitcase, which is what I think happened bc they were drunk.
Interesting to rewatch this, now that we know the outcome. RIP Jorge
Please do more analysis on this case! Her trial testimony, the cell phone video of her emotionally and verbally abusing him. She is a monster.
No. That was too sad. 😢
Her tee shirt reads `is "ugh an emotion?`. 17:46
That sure is what I feel when listening to her and her letters to the judge.
🤣🤣🤣 good eye spy
I was wondering what that said, Thanks! What’s weird is that she used the word “UGH!” in 2 text messages they’re using in court against her, one was her telling his brother, in a nasty, evil tone that she was going to “get rid of” Jorge, and another one, in that same conversation was her saying “hide & seek” as if that’s how she was going to get rid of him.
She said this in reply to Jorge’s brother telling her that due to what she did (I don’t know what he was referring to, this was a month before the murder), he did not want her around his daughter or his nieces & nephews.
One of the reasons for her arms and hand movements is that she is not wearing a bra! Not something a man may pick up on but most women would.
I had a different take on why she keeps putting her hand over her mouth. I think she’s trying to hide her alcohol breath from the officer. She keeps saying they ONLY had A bottle of wine, yet I’m sure she reeks of alcohol because they actually had the equivalent of 5 bottles.
“Why is he purple?” Because YOU KILLED HIM! YOU. KILLED. HIM. You. You. You.
I completely understand why she couldn't keep a lawyer, she is excruciatingly annoying
I’ve been married for 38 years and have had many fun, intimate activities with my husband. Not once did either one of us find ourselves playing alone in a suitcase.
just passed 35 years together here and they only thing we do with suitcases is pack them for a trip.
Scott and his velvet voice, I could listen to him all day and night 🎧
That’s the perfect description of his voice. It’s so soothing. Great job!!!
Yeah! He needs a radio show
Now that I've seen the trial and all the evidence, this footage hits different. I'm so glad justice was served in this case. You guys did an amazing breakdown as usual. Thanks for all you do!
58:00 The cop: "...things that Jorge's family are gonna want to-- " Sarah: "I just really need to see my son." The irony of her interrupting the policeman's statement about Jorge's family's concerns for their dead son to interject about missing her own son, who's alive and well.
Yes! Her interruptions show her to be very "what are my comfort needs in the moment", like a child. This one is particularly ill-considered. I also found her assumptions about the police being the ones to talk to Jorge's family to be very odd. If anything happened to my husband, I would be talking to them to let them know and also because we would be emotional support for each other as a family.
Having viewed this video several times & Sarah was convicted of murder in 2024. I n this video I see an alcoholic woman who is very childlike. She can’t face what she did, she knows but she cannot face her actions. Sarah reminds me of a five year old. It’s very sad. I almost feel sorry for her. But then I see no emotion for Jorge just fear/ concern for herself. Something isn’t right here.
And the fact she keeps asking to see her son disturbs me. No thought at how it would affect her child if he were there. It’s all about what she needs. Why in the world would you want to bring a child into all of this?
@@Starbeam2031- it’s like she needs her son to soothe herself.
Her poor son…it’s not his job to comfort his mother.
The worst part of this is her complete lack of shock and concern he's dead in her apartment. That is so weird.
CPR my azz he would be in rigor mortis by then. He probably was stuck in the shape of the suitcase when she found him.
you are so right😮
Honestly depends. Rigor wears off quickly. I reckon she was passed out about 12 hours
@@tuber9781 yeah true.
Her "interview" later at the police station was .... wow. It's so interesting how so many of these recent interrogation interviews the suspects seem to react the same way: "What do you know about me and the situation?" They're craving to know what do they know.
Great video, guys, thank you!
She's a smoker and knows exactly where her cigarettes are. She would not have gone 12 hours without a cigarette. I bet she sat and smoked until she figured out what to do.
It's said-- cig and spiked Dr Pepper
Coming back and watching this after the trial makes it look so much worse
👍🏻 agreed
I would like hear your all's analysis of her last manipulative court appearances. She seems very articulate with her words.
I loved the jail lawyer telling her "no", he doesn't have to abswer her questions
Believe it or not, I got a new set of luggage when my daughter was in her early twenties. The biggest one in the set was so big, my daughter said she could fit inside of it, so she climbed in and I zipped it up and wheeled her around the living room for a little bit. It was just for fun, but we also weren't playing "hide & seek". So yes people, sometimes adults DO put people in a suitcase just for fun, we just don't LEAVE them in there like a psycho!
She’s not wearing a bra…she’s cognizant of that and she’s trying to mask that. Ask any woman who is caught off guard bra less, they are going to cross arms, keep arms in front, etc.
Good point
Absolutely
Why is that indicative of being an excellent suitcase packer
Suggesting she is fazed?
[Laughs in chronic bralessness]
I just want to say this female officer at the scene was really good. She was noticing every detail and was on her game.
She says we were playing hide and seek, right? to the officer like that's what everybody does after making a puzzle. good grief.
Also neighbors heard loud banging like someone falling down the stairs aka with his injuries she threw the suitcase down the stairs with him in it
Love you guys. I honestly thought she was bringing her arms and hands in because she did not have a bra on. Being a female, I can see where that may be something she was worried about. Just a thought, but I didnt notice her curling her hands in before. You guys are so interesting! Thank you for the great content.
HI Kerry I really love your coverage on Sarah Boone case. I'm an official boonie! I also thought SB was self conscious about not having a brassiere on. It's now referred to as the T Rex affect! LoL
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what u thought is true,eh?
Can't wait for next week's video where Mark teased we'll be looking at her interrogation. Was hoping you guys would go over these!
Oh please God yes the interrogation...
According to the timeline, he was in that suitcase from sometime around 11 pm until 12:30 pm the following afternoon. More than 12 HOURS.
The main thing that always made me scratch my head was to my knowledge you aren’t supposed to help the other person into a hiding spot when playing “hide & seek”. Then once you find them you take turns being “it” - lol.
A news article said she was investigated ?4 years prior? for putting a CHILD in a suitcase & posting the video online, people who seen the video reported it. The cops said when they investigated, the child “gave consent” so since they weren’t injured, they did not arrest her - first, HOW can a child “give consent”??? And 2nd, they obviously should’ve arrested her.
Can you please share said source/article?
That was her son. They talked to him and he said that it was his idea and he wanted his mom to take a picture of him in the suitcase, which she did and posted it to Facebook. I wonder if that's how she got George in there... let me zip you up in there and then I'll take a picture of you. Man I'm sure he regretted that in about 3 seconds. If she somehow gets out of prison before her 9-year-old son is an adult she should definitely have only supervised visits if that. But I don't think she'll be out for quite a while, at least 20 years😔
@@alabama.worley I think True Crime Loser has it on one of his videos about her
@@spongemonkeysooz He has what? Information TO the actual source, or he cites information FROM an alleged source? It doesn't sound too unreasonable to be true. However, I'm interested in ascertaining whether or not this prior behavior-indicating a pattern perhaps (or an idea from a previous event), is reliable/factual. Thanks!
Omg Penelope Pitstop, thank you Mark, I love you so much for that reference ❤️
I know, right? I outright squealed! 😂😂
I need Mark to promise that he'll never stop mimicking Penelope Pitstop's "HEYALP HEYALP!!".
Congratulations to all four of you for being the top body language experts for 2022!
I’ve just watched again from a year ago and what a prediction from all of you. Thank you.
Total revenge act made possible by Alcohol. From what I’ve read, most likely they were upstairs and around 10:45 PM, with Sarah and Jorge both heavily intoxicated and fighting, Sarah somehow temporarily rendered Jorge unconscious maybe with a bat. Then somehow she was able to place his small body in the large suitcase and fully zip it up. Then, around 11:15, she managed to roll the suitcase with him in it down the staircase. He regained consciousness sometime in the suitcase and is later seen begging for his life in the 2-minute video. In this video Sarah is shown sadistically mocking him in a heavily slurred voice while he is suffocating. This video demonstrates malice of forethought one of the elements necessary for a 1st degree murder conviction.
Some further thoughts of these type of cases. These up close and personal, real-life situations, brought forth by modern technology highlight a greater common concern which is the utter destructive force of Alcohol when mixed with emotionally unstable individuals and all having the potential to end in the same way. How many of these relationships, like Sarah and Jorge, as I write this, currently exist and how can society best deal with these time bomb relationships just waiting for the right triggers to detonate. Hopefully there’s a better solution than imprisonment or at some point in the future we may find our society with more than half its population in prison. To this end, if the people in this society were to reinstate a spiritual compass then maybe this case would have ended differently. In the past western nations have relied on the Bible for this compass. But nations like America have systematically removed this compass resulting in the Inevitable moral decay which in turn directly affects the overall safety, happiness, and national security of the people in that nation. Maybe a better solution is not more prisons but incorporating a Manhattan-like project designed to re-incorporate this compass back into the nation’s moral fiber thus saving that nation from total anarchy. What do you think?
I heard they only charged 2nd degree 😮
upon first initial 911 call she states to the dispatcher " I put my boyfriend in a suitcase..."; and in reports from first responders,EMTs had to take the victim out of the suitcase to start code procedures...sigh...in another reality ,i wish the officers could just blurt out to her " GOTCHA!"...
Love you guys! “Behavior Panel” Thank you for your insight and education!
My first red flag was the first question, she's asked what happened and instead of focusing on the BODY in a SUITCASE, her first response was just "oh yeah we were doin puzzles..."
I still think he passed out upstairs she put him in the suitcase, that explains the scratches on his back. Then she threw the suitcase down the stairs with Jorge in it. That explains how he got the other injuries. Also a neighbor heard something big fall down the stairs around the time the video would had been taken.
Do you think he woke up because of that? It would make sense. I really hope they show us how he was put in the suitcase in the first place its insane.
Actually there was 2 neighbors are directly next to the staircase and they heard a crashing sound around the same time the night that Jorge Jr was in the suitcase. It definitely started upstairs and ended up downstairs where Sarah beat and stomped on him to make him "STFU" and suggest he save his breath knowing he couldn't breathe. She said that's how he makes her feel when he "cheats on me"... over the phone not literally.
The neighbors in the apartment complex had a nickname for Sarah "Drunkey the Bear".
@@uberhaxorzskelletorit's my theory Sarah was hiding in the shower and never came looking for her, so when she went to look for Jorge Jr, he was trying to hide in the suitcase and Sarah convinced she would get in next. Once he was lying down she zipped him up and started taunting him and grew enraged at him and his past abuse. SB liked having the power over him.
I am a interested to know more about the evidence collected, was a junior size (according to BB) wooden baseball, bat Brian gave to Lukas so he could play baseball with Jorge. The white cap with blood on it, the necktie with blood and the blue suitcase. 20 inches wide, 28" long, 8" deep accommodated Jorge Jr's 5'4" 120 lb body.
I still wish we knew what Sarah said to BB when she called him at 11:46 pm.? He said can't remember what she said tells me he still cares about her. Poor child was subjected to his mom's and bfs fighting and she put him inside a suitcase and posted it on Facebook.
He was 100 pounds, and 5'3". @jeanP924
I love the interplay between Chase and Mark in these videos. Chase, I think, is just as amused by Mark as I am. Mark would make a great college professor. He's so artful, and Chase is very factual with neurological types of information, always teaching, too. Mark, you are indeed too smart for your own good. I love you.
She’s over 40 years old but she’s a straight A student doing arts and crafts and playing hide and seek with her boyfriend ??? Wtf??
She somehow talked him into getting into the suitcase as some kind of game. Then she made up the hide and seek scenario. I think she was going to say he was hiding in the case during hide and seek and then realized that he could not have zipped it up... and so the hide and seek idea no longer fit but she continued with it anyway.
Maybe she was making A’s in a special class where she felt special and important.
She said "blue eyes white dragon" which is a Yu-Gi-Oh card. The text on the card says "virtually invincible, very few have faced this awesome creature and lived to tell the tale."
Coming here to comment this - they’re making fun of her.
Judge has ruled that she will represent herself and trial is set for October 2024- no delays says the Judge.
A follow up would be interesting if her testimony!
They just released a 2 hr one.
She got me at "we decided to play hide and seek." 😂
We're playing hide-n-seek…. The first thing she says was he went to hide in the suitcase. The first thing in hide and go seek is to not let anyone know where you’re hiding. 😕
She meant hide and seek for the investigators looking for his body.
Important!!! In interrogation, Sarah says she wasn't worried because she left the suitcase open and he'd let himself out and come upstairs...here she's panicked because she KNEW the suitcase was left zipped...and SHE had to unzip him out of it. This was deliberate AF.
@cathymack1886 I told ya deliberate 💯
She says “We we’re both laughing about it” whereas her video shows he was pleading and she was heartless cold blooded taunting him and saying he “deserved it” (I.e. not belting able to breath!! Is unbelievable evil. 👿👿👿👿
I think she planned it. She hated him.
She couldn’t handle not having control.
Oh my goodness guys! Thanks so much... I've been begging y'all for this one. It's gonna be great. I've watched everything I could find on this case and I cannot wait to hear you guys get ahold of this material 🤣. Much Love guys!
Can't wait for the trial, it's going to be a fun ride!
@@wiseauserious8750 Do you know if it'll be on UA-cam?
@@sbeddo1 I don't know, I think it depends on whether or not the judge lets cameras in or not, if video isn't available it will be a reporter talking about what happened that day while we see artists renditions of the defendant, the lawyers, the judge, etc. I really hope they allow video cameras, and I really hope Sarah Boone testifies that would be the best case scenario
Hello, and Thank You! I'm Fascinated by this Case, and she is something else!! Justice for Jorge is coming! 💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️
Guys, part of the reason she’s holding her arms like that is because she’s covering her breasts, she doesn’t have a bra on. When you get caught with no time to put a bra on you’re covering up with your arms.
I've played with guys and they are up for fun like getting in boxes or sure a suitcase. This is after several drinks and of course they trust that you are going to let them out! The longest I would play is maybe 5 seconds before they start panicking...times up, jokes over. This lady is a psycho. How do you go upstairs, past the suitcase and sleep 12 hours? No no no no. Easy case. How horrific. R.I.P. 😔
I think she either tricked him into getting into the suitcase or he got in there for whatever reason and SHE zipped it up, trapping him in there. She calls him stupid in the video.
If you listed to the 911 tape she accidentally says she put him in there. Given his head injuries it sounds like she was actually telling the truth
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Wow! I never heard he had head injuries!
@@laswan5Yes, he had scratches on his neck and back, a cut on his lip and bumps and contusions per the medical examiner. He also had alcohol in his system.
@starbaby849 Blunt force trauma to his head ....
The recording of her laughing at him while he is dying in the suitcase is horrifying. She is a monster!
Please review her trial.
This is my new favorite channel. Your analysis is so fascinating. I'm obsessed with older video's. I recognize my own behavior such as self-soothing and emotional eye accessing. I'm starting to identify behaviors as I watch more of these. I am listening more actively in my own work setting now, although I work remotely and don't have the benefit of observing my co-workers, I am finding this very useful.
36:41, Hahahaha 😂
Since finding this channel, I’ve come to the realization that Scott is both SAVAGE and RELENTLESS. He stays calling stupid people stupid and I live for it
I'm worried about my dogs...secondly 'my son' but not worried about the guy in the SUITCASE
I have no idea why I'm so obsessed with this case. Fascinating analysis, guys.
@Luckyotter I bet my obsession is worse than yours. I cannot stay away from this case.
Honey I’m up all night looking for details on this case 😂
So am I and have you seen all the unasked for comments I've made to have conversation to learn more and share what I known as well. See ya in trial day!
@@TellTheTruth07041 Can't wait! When is trial day?
@Luckyotter the trial begins Jan30 if all goes according to plan. The judge ordered Sarah's attorney to meet with her before Jan 17 bc the 17th is some kind of hearing that has to take place before the trial. I tried to find it today on court TV but I didn't see anything . I will continue to look for Jan 30th date unless I hear otherwise.
Whenever I’ve played hide and seek I’ve never helped the person I’m seeking hide as it defeats the object of the game 🤔
I cant believe she thought she could get away with this
I can. I think shes a total narc...they're smarter than everyone else!
@@laur131306 yep, and you can totally tell that she's used to people just buying (or pretending to buy) her half assed lies, probably because it's easier to just agree rather than deal with her. But she's too stupid to know that so she just thinks she's a genius lol
I sure hope y’all got to watch that trial
They reacted to parts of her trial. I forget if it was direct or cross examination. It was so bad it was good!!!
Poor Brian...she calls him because she doesn't know what to do!!
I don’t think she called Brian all of the other times she called 911, she didn’t seem to have a problem then. I was wondering if she had thoughts of trying to get Brian to hide the body?
@@LisaChilders-c5n.. likely. "Oh Brian help me get this bag into the dumpster "
Please do the Sarah Boone interrogation video! It's outrageous!
That is next week's show!
You guys are the best. I love how you play a scene, analyze it, then replay it so we can see what you mean. I've probably mentioned before that I used work as an emergency child protection social worker and did joint interviews with police. I definitely recognized the look on the second officer's face. He knew a pack of BS when he heard it.
Interestingly I went through a personal emotional experience this week (nothing like this; we made the decision to put down our ailing geriatric dog). I was able to stand back afterwards and remember my responses to the vet and how I was so NOT chronological in my description of how she was doing, and even my body language when I broke down and cried.
"Make him squirm a little bit, whatever it is." Mini confession right there! Way before the police find those videos on her phone. Smh. She made the cop's lives Hell, then she went onto drive her lawyers crazy.
Boom, nailed it! I share that opinion & am thinking she just summed up her True intention w that one statement. We can clearly see her intent to punish on the suitcase video she so callously filmed🤨
First of all, love you guys!
Being in the psych field myself, I find your experience provides so much insight and is an invaluable source of knowledge! I'm also a military wife, so Hubby and I have a good time watching you guys and "nerding out" as we compare notes haha.
Thank you for all you do!
❤️ From Canada
Edited to add an observation: Around the 9:30 mark, when Scott is talking about the physiological changes that take place when our emergency threat system is activated; it reminded me of something I watched years ago...
It talked about how animals will throw up on purpose, because of a deeply planted instinct that "purging" their stomach contents will increase the ability to get away faster. Snakes especially are known, and documented globally for doing this. Because once they have eaten, it makes them incredibly vulnerable to predators.
Not to discount all the other factors in play here, (especially the consumption of alcohol) but it made me wonder if it's a bigger stress response in people than we realize, as many often feel nauseous or end up vomiting when under intense stress.
Curious what you guys think about this theory?
This is a well-researched human stress response. It occurs when in Freeze, Fight, or Flight as a means to prepare us to flee. Individuals will typically excrete various types of waste in a direct effort for our body's to become as light as possible.
Reminds me of the Dan Markel murder. Where Wendi Adelson went to a divorce celebration dinner with her brother, she suddenly threw up. The belief is she threw up when she found out her brother the dentist hired a hit man to kill her ex husband.
Blood flow diverts from rest and digest to fight and flight.
A bottle of wine between two people? Good job she didn't drink the whole bottle 😬
So looking forward to the interrogation episode!! Have watched the full interrogation tape many, many times…. It’s Amazing how much she thinks of herself! She says “Not Intentional” 47 times… and “No Maliciousness “ 6 times! Not one tear!
Theres footage of her taunting him while hes begging to be let out of the suitcase. It's so haunting and chilling. This is an evil woman.
My God I know, just imagine you're stuck in a awkward fetal position, panicking, adrenaline probably going crazy with fear.. It's essentially no different than being buried alive.
@@wiseauserious8750 it really is!! It's sadistic torture 😭
@@wiseauserious8750 in her interview they confront her with his shoulder injuries plus more. I think they occurred because he was stuck in the suitcase trying to escape or she tumbled him down the stairs in the suitcase
@@Lisa-pf6dd yep exactly
@@wiseauserious8750 I believe that too! His injuries were from rubbing inside the suitcase. Can’t understand cops pushing so hard on some scrapes- she suffocated him in a suitcase- scrapes are kind of irrelevant at this point
Saying she "forgot" he was in the suitcase was the giveaway for me. Either she left him space to unzip and get out himself....in which case she may be surprised that he was still in the suitcase OR she didn't leave him an escape and forgot he was in there. Should have said she couldn't believe he was still in there
@TheBehaviorPanel at 14:42 when she says she fell asleep, she then looks like her eyes get real wide at 14:44 and she has a look of shock or like she remembered or realized something she did, then her hand goes kind of up to her mouth like she shouldn't let that thought get out.
In her initial phone call to 911, Sarah says 'I put my boyfriend in a suitcase'...
Most people don't know she said "I put Jorge in the suitcase" Most of the time the first thing someone says is the truth, then after they think about it they may change some details in their story.
The t-rex is 100% from being braless. I've caught myself doing that when unexpected visitors (mostly parents...) show up and I'm in something a bit too 'revealing' (loose pajams tops etc) for my comfort level around that person
This lady has gone through 7 attorneys because they all jump ship when they realize how hopeless this case is.
Isn’t the whole idea of hide and seek, that you don’t know where the other person is hiding and so you have to seek them? Not, you hide the person and then seek them 🤔 her story is crazy.
Exactly my thoughts
Her ex-husband must be thanking his lucky stars that he is the ex and is still alive.
It never occurred to me how strange it was that she started recounted what happened before finding him in the suitcase.
Hide and seek is I hide you find me, not I help you hide in a suitcase....
@35:42 -- Scott Rouse "I'm under the impression it's not a very big brain." -- Baaahhh ha ha ha!!! 🤣
This, and then hearing how she describes herself as a brilliant person during her interrogation was quite fun
One of my all time favorite descriptions of a person's behavior. I learned a lot of new things to watch for.
Sarah Boone has yet to go to trial bc she has had like 6 attorneys leave her. A couple of them had to bc Conflict of interest, a few of them couldn't see eye to eye with Sarah. And I've also seen Sarah's hand written notes to the judge complaining about her rights. I can't wait for this trial. If it ever happens at this point
Two forty-two year old adults playing hide and seek? She was probably in a blackout when she put him in the suitcase.
You guys are so right…she is soooo rehearsed and not one drop of remorse…it’s ALL about her…😔
It’s been a lot of years ago, hide & seek is played but generally one persons closes their eyes and the other hides, NOT you hide and I zip you in !
Tge only way I can make sense of it is he hid in a suitcase, she found him and pounced on it and zipped him in
@@tinaclarkson This is the FIRST thing anyone has said that made sense about the hide and seek game. Who knows the truth, but if you're right, she's worse than we thought. Personally, I think she talked him into getting in the suitcase. I think the whole "we were playing hide and seek" is a total lie.
@@sbeddo1 I agree - the whole “bottle of wine” maybe they didn’t drink it and he did and it made him vulnerable to being influenced into that situation. Also who has a suitcase randomly lying around in the living area? She had to have put it there for a reason, which demonstrates intention imho. I’m not sure if her intention was for him to die or if it was to torture him d then let him out and never see him again knowing it would be unlikely he would press charges (male victims of DV go to the police even less than female victims, and seeing the case through court is even lower)
Not a single tear? My god that’s cold….
What I got from the asking if anyone else is showing up is a guilty person's flash of anxiety every time a new police vehicle arrives due to worrying if they are showing up to arrest her.
Y'all missed her T-shirt: "Is UGH an emotion?"
PERFECTION, that is everyone's reaction to Sarah Boone...Ugh...
as an aside, I think Chase is so handsome.
I think chase is so handsome also..all of these guys r! So great at what they do.
@@tanyapollock1191 I feel for his girlfriend, she cant get away with ANYTHING...
Lol yes I've thought about this also
Seems to be a common assessment. I don’t think any of them are bad to look at. Which makes this channel all the more enjoyable.
Toxic relationship. Someone is always trying to get revenge.
What stood out to me was Greg: (on asking her if he had a chance to) “Maybe you guys had baggage.” 😮 Yes, they did. The absolute lack of remorse or even sadness that she lost him to death was amazing. The self-centered concern of how she will appear to his family is way more important to her than the fact that this man is dead. There is no accountability.
Scott: "I'm under the impression it's not a very big brain" 😂😂😂😂...
You make me laugh Scott! Absolute Gold!
Scott u are so correct, how is it hide and seek when you already know where they are lol 😆
Love Marc's extensive store of knowledge and European flair.
If I accidentally killed my husband, the first thing I’d explain would not be that we were putting a puzzle together the night before. It’s a prepared story. If I woke up and my husband was dead I’d be freaking out and probably insisting they try to save him. I wouldn’t think about what we were doing the night before until asked.
The ex-husband is like ....do you all see why I divorced her?
But that night she went and stayed with him.
She acts like she is about 6 years old. Thanks from Havre de Grace MD USA 🇺🇸 🙏 ❤️
Shout out Tom myers
It's ludicrous when she says....."I don't know what happened" But she's hoping Jorge died from something other than suffocating in the suitcase she put him in.