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Jorge Torres Jr.’s Girlfriend Zipped Him Inside A Suitcase — Then Mocked Him As He Suffocated To Death
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Jorge Torres Jr.’s Girlfriend Zipped Him Inside A Suitcase — Then Mocked Him As He Suffocated To Death

Good Life Funeral HomeJorge Torres Jr., 42, died in February 2020 after suffocating inside a suitcase. In February 2020, an apartment complex in Winter Park, Florida, became the scene of a bizarre death investigation. The police were called to the home of Jorge Torres Jr. and his girlfriend, Sarah Boone, on Feb. 24, after Boone found Torres dead inside a suitcase in their living room. Boone told detectives that she and Torres had been drinking wine and playing hide and seek the previous night when Torres voluntarily climbed inside the suitcase and asked Boone to zip it up because it would be “funny.” Boone then claimed that she forgot about Torres, fell asleep, and woke up the next day to find that he was unresponsive inside the luggage. Videos from Boone’s phone told a different story, though. She had filmed herself taunting Torres as he told her that he couldn’t breathe. A medical examiner also found additional injuries on his body that suggested something much more sinister had occurred. Despite her pleas that she hadn’t intentionally killed her boyfriend, Sarah Boone was convicted of the second-degree murder of Jorge Torres Jr. and sentenced to life in prison. Jorge Torres Jr. And Sarah Boone’s Tumultuous Relationship Jorge Torres Jr. and Sarah Boone began dating in 2016, and their relationship was volatile from the start. In less than four years, Torres was arrested for domestic violence on four separate occasions. Boone bailed him out each time. In July 2018, both Boone and Torres were charged with battery against each other. They were out at a bar together when Boone asked a man for a cigarette, which made Torres angry. The two started arguing, and the fight escalated when they got home. Orange County Sheriff’s OfficeSarah Boone claimed that Jorge Torres Jr. viciously abused her for years, but his family says he was the real victim. Boone told the police that Torres had dragged her up the stairs and kicked her in the eye. Torres had a different story. According to the arrest affidavit, “[W]hile Jorge was walking upstairs Sarah reached toward Jorge’s throat using both of her hands. Sarah placed both of her hands around Jorge’s throat and applied pressure to the extent that Jorge was having [a] difficult time breathing.” Torres then kicked Boone to get her off of him. Boone was charged with battery by strangulation, but the case was ultimately dropped. Despite this ongoing violence, Jorge Torres Jr. and Sarah Boone remained together for nearly four years. Then, in early 2020, things escalated further. The Disturbing Death Of Jorge Torres Jr. While Trapped In A Suitcase On the night of Feb. 23, 2020, Torres and Boone were reportedly sharing a bottle of wine and playing hide and seek in their Florida apartment. As Boone told the police two days later, they “both thought it would be funny if she zipped Jorge in the blue suitcase… Jorge willingly got into the suitcase and Sarah zipped the suitcase up, but two of Jorge’s fingers were able to stick out of the suitcase.” Boone claimed that she then went upstairs, leaving 42-year-old Torres in the luggage because she thought he could get himself out, and accidentally fell asleep. She woke up the next morning to her phone ringing and realized that Torres wasn’t in bed. She raced downstairs, unzipped the suitcase, and found him unresponsive inside. Jorge Torres Jr. was declared dead shortly after emergency services arrived. That wasn’t the whole story, though. Videos on Boone’s phone from the night of Feb. 23 showed Torres trapped in the suitcase and shouting Boone’s name. She yelled back, “For everything you’ve done to me. F—k you. Stupid.” Orange County Sheriff’s OfficeSarah Boone was arrested for her boyfriend’s murder after investigators saw the videos of her taunting Torres as he was trapped in the suitcase. Torres then told Boone that he couldn’t breathe. She replied, “Yeah, that’s what you do when you choke me.” When Torres repeated that he wasn’t able to breathe, Boone said, “That’s on you. Oh, that’s what I feel like when you cheat on me.” A second video, taken 11 minutes later, showed the suitcase flipped over and moved to the other side of the room. An autopsy revealed that Torres had “long nail scratches to his mid-upper back, a large nail scratch to the back of his neck, contusions to his left shoulder, left skull and forehead contusions considered blunt force trauma, and a cut near his busted lip.” With this evidence, Sarah Boone was arrested for the murder of Jorge Torres Jr. Inside Sarah Boone’s Controversial Trial In the years leading up to her trial, Boone went through eight attorneys. Finally, after creating a bizarre, hand-drawn advertisement, she landed on James Owens — but he had an uphill battle ahead of him, one that began when Boone rejected a plea deal for manslaughter that would leave her behind bars for 15 years. When the case finally went to trial in 2024, prosecutors argued that Boone had purposely trapped Torres in the suitcase with the intent to harm him. Her initial defense had revolved around her claims that she hadn’t meant to zip the suitcase all the way and believed that Torres could get himself out, but when she took the stand, she instead testified that she’d acted in self-defense. Orange-Osceola State Attorney’s OfficeThe suitcase where Jorge Torres Jr. died. In a letter to the judge, she wrote that Torres “slapped me, kicked, punched, spit on, raped, stabbed, choked, laughed at, pushed, pulled, dragged, whipped, trip, stole from, lied, terrorized, threatened, humiliated, forced, degraded, made me cry.” “I forgive myself for falling in love with a monster,” she continued. “And no matter how grotesque he may become, I still loved, hoped and forgave.” Her attorney argued that she was suffering from battered woman syndrome, and her actions had been her response to years of vicious abuse. When asked why she hadn’t let Torres out of the suitcase when he said he couldn’t breathe, Boone testified, “I wanted him to try to understand how I felt so maybe he could progress and be a better person.” However, in a 2024 interview with Court TV, Torres’ daughters said that Boone’s allegations against their father were completely unfounded. “My dad was an amazing person,” said his daughter Destiny. “He was my best friend. Nobody’s perfect, but my dad was very loving. Everybody loved him back. He didn’t deserve what happened to him.” Orange County Sheriff’s OfficeSarah Boone was sentenced to life in prison for Torres’ murder. Meanwhile, her sister Ana Victoria described Boone as “very evil.” “She is very calculated, very devious, very conniving,” she said. “My father was sheltered and berated. He was kept from us. He was the real victim in this situation.” In the end, the jury found Boone guilty of the second-degree murder of Jorge Torres Jr. She was sentenced to life in prison. As reported by FOX 35 Orlando at the time, State Attorney Andrew Bain said in response to the trial, “This is a very horrific homicide. Nobody really should have to endure this type of struggle and fight for their lives and have to die alone, begging for their last breath inside a suitcase. Today, justice was served with the conviction of Sarah Boone.” After learning about the disturbing murder of Jorge Torres Jr., read about the death of Hollywood actress Susan Cabot, who was killed by her own son. Then, go inside the story of Charlie Brandt, the man who murdered his mom as a teenager and then went on to kill his wife. The post Jorge Torres Jr.’s Girlfriend Zipped Him Inside A Suitcase — Then Mocked Him As He Suffocated To Death appeared first on All That's Interesting.
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Master of Projection: Obama Says Democrats Have It Hard Since They’re Not Mean and Nasty Like Republicans
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Master of Projection: Obama Says Democrats Have It Hard Since They’re Not Mean and Nasty Like Republicans

Master of Projection: Obama Says Democrats Have It Hard Since They’re Not Mean and Nasty Like Republicans
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The Press Goes for Gold In Trashing the U.S. While Hailing the American Competing for the Chi-Coms
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The Press Goes for Gold In Trashing the U.S. While Hailing the American Competing for the Chi-Coms

The Press Goes for Gold In Trashing the U.S. While Hailing the American Competing for the Chi-Coms
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Britain's Top Cat: Larry Celebrates 15th Anniversary at No. 10
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Britain's Top Cat: Larry Celebrates 15th Anniversary at No. 10

Britain's Top Cat: Larry Celebrates 15th Anniversary at No. 10
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5 Settings That Can Extend Your OLED TVs Lifespan
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5 Settings That Can Extend Your OLED TVs Lifespan

OLED TVs are becoming the most popular style of TV for those who want the best picture quality, but they do require extra steps to keep them looking crisp.
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China Built A Shape-Shifting Robot That Can Grow Like A Human
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China Built A Shape-Shifting Robot That Can Grow Like A Human

Robots have come a long way since they were first imagined over 100 years ago, and this new Chinese model continues to push the tech forward.
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Bluetooth Scan Used in Arizona Hunt For Guthrie
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Bluetooth Scan Used in Arizona Hunt For Guthrie

Investigators searching for missing Arizona woman Nancy Guthrie are now using a Bluetooth signal detector to try to locate the signal from her pacemaker, according to a report by the New York Post.
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'Ultra-Left' Blamed for Youth's Killing That Shocked France
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'Ultra-Left' Blamed for Youth's Killing That Shocked France

The "ultra-left" in France was behind the fatal beating of a French youth aligned with the far right, the justice minister said on Sunday, after the killing inflamed political tension in the country ahead of elections.Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin also accused hard-left...
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No Clear Path to Ending the Partial Government Shutdown as Lawmakers Dig in over DHS Oversight
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No Clear Path to Ending the Partial Government Shutdown as Lawmakers Dig in over DHS Oversight

Lawmakers and the White House offered no signs of compromise Sunday in their battle over oversight of federal immigration officers that has led to a pause in funding for the Department of Homeland Security.A partial government shutdown began Saturday after congressional...
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Democrats Sound Alarm Over Alarming Plunge in Murder Rate Under Trump
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Democrats Sound Alarm Over Alarming Plunge in Murder Rate Under Trump

WASHINGTON — Party leaders expressed grave concern today as fresh data revealed the national murder rate has plummeted to levels not seen since the horse-and-buggy era, threatening to undermine years of carefully cultivated narratives about unchecked violence and systemic chaos. According to reports from the Council on Criminal Justice and various breathless White House press releases, homicides in major U.S. cities dropped a staggering 21% in 2025 — the largest single-year decline on record — pushing the overall rate to roughly 4 per 100,000 residents, the lowest since at least 1900. Some cities, like Denver and Washington, D.C., saw declines exceeding 40%. Experts remain baffled as to the precise cause, with theories ranging from “something something borders” to “maybe people just got tired of stabbing each other.” Democrats, however, are not celebrating the unexpected outbreak of peace. “This is deeply troubling,” said one senior strategist speaking on condition of anonymity because admitting fewer dead bodies might play poorly in focus groups. “For years we’ve warned that without robust social spending, community outreach programs, and a firm commitment to never prosecuting anyone, our streets would run red. Now look what’s happened: streets aren’t running red anymore. It’s almost as if aggressive enforcement and deportations actually work, which would be catastrophic for messaging.” Progressive activists echoed the worry. “Fewer murders mean fewer opportunities to highlight root causes,” lamented a spokesperson for a prominent racial justice organization. “How are we supposed to fund the next round of defund-adjacent initiatives when the homicide stats are betraying us like this? It’s like the violence listened to the wrong podcast.” Congressional Democrats called an emergency Zoom huddle to discuss the crisis. Proposals under consideration include: Demanding an independent investigation into whether the murder drop is “racially equitable” (early indications suggest it is not disproportionately sparing any one group). Introducing legislation to cap annual homicide reductions at 5% to preserve narrative integrity. Urging the media to focus instead on “underreported non-lethal despair” and the emotional toll of living in a suddenly safer neighborhood. One veteran Democratic operative summed up the mood: “We spent four years insisting crime was spiraling out of control because of Republican policies we mostly controlled at the local level. Now Trump waltzes in, deploys some feds, talks tough on borders, and suddenly everyone’s alive. It’s not just unfair — it’s existentially threatening to our brand.” The White House, predictably, took a different view. “America is safe again because we stopped coddling criminals and started removing them,” a statement read, in what sources describe as the most restrained gloating in modern political history. At press time, Democratic leaders were reportedly drafting a sternly worded letter to the nation’s murderers, politely requesting they resume normal activity until at least the midterms. “Think of the children,” the draft concludes. “Specifically, the children who need us to explain why everything is terrible.” The post Democrats Sound Alarm Over Alarming Plunge in Murder Rate Under Trump appeared first on Genesius Times.
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