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Hi friends. How are you today? I hope you're having a wonderful day so far. My name is Bailey Sarian, and today's Monday, so we're gonna talk about true crime while I do my makeup. New intro? No, I'm just kidding. But I do need a new intro. I feel like I've been saying the same thing forever.
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Don't forget to like and subscribe and all that stuff, too, if you want, but I need to talk to you about today's story because I went down such a freaking rabbit hole with this woman during quarantine. Everybody was talking about Sarah Boone. Remember Sarah Boone. Sarah Boone. Sarah Boone. Sarah Boone. It was everywhere. For some reason, I didn't go down that lane. I don't know. I just, like, wasn't. I don't know. I just didn't get into the Sarah Boone. I was on something else. Now, normally, like, I don't know if you've caught on, but when I do murder mystery makeup, I. I do like to wait. And when, like, the sentencing is done, that way we get closure and all the facts are out there. And I'm not just spreading, like, stuff I saw online. It's easier. Just, like, go straight to the source and get the story. Source being like court documents is what I mean. Anyways, I'm rambling. So Sarah Boone. Finally, I was like, okay, let me see what's up with this woman and why everyone was talking about her so much. And let me tell you, I get it now. I get why everyone was talking about her because she's absolutely bananas. Sorry, but she is. So let me Tell you about Sarah Boone, huh? Sarah Boone and George Torres Jr. They had what you might call, like, a passionate relationship, but not like the happy, oh, we love each other. No, it was more like a psychotic roller coaster, no breaks type of relationship. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? So they met in Winter Park, Florida, and I guess they had met through mutual friends. At the time. Things had moved quite quickly. So there's a lot to miss. Sarah Boone. Okay. Like, there's a lot to her story, but at this time, when she moved in with George, she had an ongoing legal fight over, like, her home situation. The place she had been living at was, like, trying to remove her. I don't know. It was an ongoing legal dispute. And Sarah, she needed to find, like, a new apartment asap. So when she met George, they started seeing each other, and then, like, like, quickly after, they got an apartment together. So from the beginning, the relationship was on again, off again. Both of them, George and Sarah, they had a history of drinking heavily and fighting pretty violently. Now, police had been called to their home more than once. In 2018, they were both arrested for domestic violence. Sarah allegedly tried to strangle George, and George allegedly hit her. The charges ended up getting dropped when both of them refused used to testify against each other. So Sarah and George were pretty toxic. And like friends and family members, they tried to distance themselves from this couple, you know, but it wasn't like they could just completely cut themselves off. Especially from Sarah. Well, no, from both of them, because they both had kids from a previous situation. Sarah, she actually was married, like, briefly, and she shared custody of her boy, and he would visit the apartment, like, three times, four times a week. Yeah, unfortunately, she shared custody with her child. Listen, I say unfortunately because based off what I read, allegedly, I don't know, it's a very toxic environment. And the two, George and Sarah just seemed to be struggling with alcohol. They were fighting all the time, and both of them were having a hard time holding down a job. So for a kid, I just, you know, that's why I'm like, that sucks. You get it now, between all the fighting and whatnot and the drinking and all that stuff, you would just hope that they would, you know, just end things, but they couldn't and they didn't. They clung on to each other, just, like, feeding off of their toxicity, cycling through fights, breakups, makeups, all that, you know, Allegedly, based off of police records. Now, up until the night of the crime, the two continued to live in the apartment together along with Sarah's two Boston terriers. Now, let's flash forward to February 23, 2020. Sarah, she's 42 at this point, and George, who is also 42, they were hanging out together at their apartment in Winter park, Florida. According to Sarah, it was a good day. She and George, you know, when they woke up, they cleaned the apartment. They did some, like, sweeping, mopping, laundry, dishes, blah, blah, blah. Because the next day, Sarah's so was coming. She had custody of him. The next day, according to Sarah, at sometime around noon, the two of them went to publix to buy a bottle of wine. Now, apparently it was a magnum wine. I know, which I learned about because I was like, what's that? I thought that was a condom. And it's not. Well, it is, but like, Magnum wine is a wine. You guys are crazy. You winos. The magnum is a wine bottle that contains the equivalent of two standard bottles of wine. So it holds 1.5 liters of wine, which is a lot. And it's a lot because Sarah and George, they were both pretty petite. They were like 5 foot 2, 5 foot 3, and around £100 at the time. Both of them. George was like 110, barely. Sarah was like 100 and something. So they're petite, and that's a lot of wine. So once they got back to the apartment, they started drinking the wine. They're hanging outside on the porch. They're playing darts and just talking. And then in the afternoon, Sarah said that George went to publix for, like, a second trip because they had run out of wine. And he went to go pick up more wine. He returned with another one of those jumbo wines. So they continued drinking, and Sarah said that, you know, this time around, they were painting, listening to music, and dancing with their dogs in the apartment. So not long after, I guess they had finished that second jumbo thing of wine. So they're pretty lit. Okay. Sarah said that she was trying to entertain George. Like, he seemed bored and, like, keep him in a good mood. And she said eventually they ran out of things to do, so they decided to play good old fashioned hide and seek. Who doesn't like playing hide and seek, huh? According to Sarah, she's like, okay, yeah. So then we were playing hide and seek, and she said she went up upstairs and she hid in the shower. She was up there waiting for George to come and find her. And she was getting kind of irritated because, like, he wasn't finding her. So she went back downstairs, and she saw that George was just, like, sitting There on the couch, not looking for her. She's like, this is not fun. So Sarah's back downstairs and I guess they're still on the topic of hide and seek. So according to Sarah, she said that she thought it would be funny if George got into the suitcase that they had lying around and like zipped him in it. She's like, wouldn't that be hilarious? Oh my God. That's what she said they said. She said. They said, wouldn't that be hilarious? The suitcase that just happened to be lying around in the living room was described as like a large, hard shell suitcase. It was around 26 inches in size and was definitely large enough to like fit a person inside. According to Sarah, George, he was like, oh yeah, that's so funny. So he got into the suitcase and then he zipped it up. Sarah said that George willingly climbed in, stuffed himself in that suitcase, giggling like a little kid. And then Sarah said she got up and she like, she zipped the suitcase close, but she's like, I left a gap in the zipper, like, so it wasn't closed all the way and he could still stick two fingers out. So like he's not really like stuck in there. Sarah said after she zipped him up in the suitcase, she assumed that George could get out whenever he wanted because his fingers were sticking out and it wasn't closed all the way. So according to her, she was just sitting there laughing. Ha ha ha. And then around 12am she, Sarah, got sleepy, as one does, and decided to go upstairs and, and go to bed. The thing is, she left George in the suitcase downstairs in the living room. You know, I spend a lot of hours reading about people getting life insurance policies taken out on them sometimes right before things get messy. But I've never really thought about my own life insurance. It's the thing us adults should do. So I started looking into it. It's a good idea, but where do you start? You know, there are a ton of options out there. So thankfully there's select quote. For over 40 years, Select Quote has helped more than 2 million Americans secure over $700 billion in coverage. They're not one of those one size fits all companies because they actually work for you. In about 15 minutes, their licensed agents compare policies from top rated insurance companies to find the best fit for your life, your health, and your budget. And yes, they do it for free, baby. So if life insurance has been something on your mind you've been thinking about, or maybe you don't even think about it at all, you know, I Would say, check out selectquote get the right life insurance for you for less and save more than 50%@SelectQuote.com save more than 50% on term life insurance@SelectQuote.com makeup today to get started. That's SelectQuote.com makeup the next morning, it's about 11am Sarah wakes up. She realizes she's alone, wears shorts, you know. So she said she had this moment where she's like, oh, he must still be downstairs or something. Like maybe he's still in the suitcase. So she goes downstairs, she sees that the suitcase is still there and he didn't seem to get out. So she unzips it and she saw that George was purplish and not breathing. Now weird part, instead of calling the police, Sarah first called her ex husband. Yeah. Now some reports said that he came over to the house and I think he did, but like I couldn't figure out their relationship. I don't really think whatever she calls her ex boy, her ex husband now he ends up telling her to call 91 1. So the paramedics arrived and they got there within like six minutes of the phone call. But even it was too late. Like by the time they got there, George was officially declared dead. So when police arrived at the scene, Sarah was like, oh my God, I thought he could get out. We were playing hide and seek. Hehehe, you know, she told him that whole story. And we have the body cam footage from when they showed up to Sarah's place. I watched like all of her, the court nonsense and everything, but I didn't see the body cam footage. So let's watch it really quick together.