I've seen people describe how they accidentally parked in the wrong spot with more emotional engagement than her describing how she suffocated a man to death.
One time a plain small brown paper bag flew out of my car window by accident, and I'm really anti-litter and there were other cars around and my vehicle is pretty recognizable and I felt really bad. I'm basically over it lol it's been years (and goodness knows I've more than made up for it with habitually picking up litter), but I still have more remorse and shame about that dumb paper bag than this woman has about committing murder jfc 😂
I've truly have felt worse about telling someone they didn't sing well , then this woman does about taking a life. It's WILD how people can think and be like this
Nah shes not a drug dealer, she will only do like 6 or 7years and will be released from prison for 'good behaviour' if she was caught dealing drugs it would be 30 to life
She's so offended that the detectives had the nerve to interrogate her and then arrest her for the murder she committed. I was half expecting her to ask for a manager.
Karens arent real, theyre made up by customer service companies/retail companies so they can get away with giving you shitty service. Stop participating in racism!
[TW: cycle of abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse] I have actually spent my whole life trying to understand the mindset of people like this because so many are in my family. It makes perfect sense when you understand that some people have little to no emotional empathy or affective empathy--or they repress any affective empathy that they feel. Affective empathy is feeling for another person or feeling what another person feels. For example, feeling sad when you see someone get hurt or actually feeling physical pain as well. Some people don't feel anything for other people, only themselves. Ted Bundy is a good example. He put his victims through horrible physical and psychological pain, then when he was arrested and tried he complained about the conditions he experienced as a prisoner. This lack of empathy and antisocial behavior toward others is associated with antisocial personality disorder, formerly known as sociopathy or psychopathy. The cause of ASPD is unknown, but it is likely a combination of genetic and environmental factors. In the case of my family, it is both. The genetic predisposition for ASPD is passed down through our genes and reinforced through generations of physical and psychological abuse. My mom broke the cycle of abuse and gave me a childhood full of love. I inherited other genetic conditions from her, like ADHD and autism, but not ASPD. I have a lot of empathy, especially for victims of abuse like she was growing up. We watch true crime together now to try to understand people like her father and grandfather and brothers, who enjoy hurting others. It's important to note, however, that not everyone with ASPD is a killer or even a criminal. Some people with ASPD become surgeons or CEOs, where they turn their lack of empathy into an asset. It's a lot easier to stay calm as a surgeon while your patient starts to crash if you don't care about the patient or their family.
"hi I'm saul goodman, did you know that you're a piece of shit? constitution says you are, and so do I. I believe every man, woman, and child is innocent except you"
She had a high opinion of herself and thought she was one step ahead of the police. It was entertaining watching her realise she was not so in control as she thought 😂
She acts like a customer not a human, it's amazing. It's as if she broke a mildly expensive trinket at the store and is only talking to workers because she fully expects it may just end up with them apologising to her and giving her a free coupon if she's stubborn enough
Yeah, it's funny, as normal and healthy people, we react emotionally (heavy breathing, facial expressions, fidgeting, etc) even if we lie, but this person does not seem to be even phased by having killed an intimate partner. It's like she's a whole different species.
@@Blazingbud i think he meant to say her way of punishing him, because based on what other people have said too, apparently there was a previous picture where she put her son in a suitcase but the police put it off as a game. It seems like this was probably already a punishment she used against him, and just based on how she's acted it seemed like shes probably left him in a suitcase overnight or for long periods of time before and just like those previous times she went to bed thinking ohh, hes finally gonna feel how i feel from his abuse, she went to bed.
My favorite moment is around 31:27, when Sarah describes how she would do "anything" for the victim while the second detective almost jokingly states, "wouldn't let him out of the suitcase" while glancing to the second detective.
She meant zipping the victim in that suitcase is enough punishment for her to live with. Why don't you think she genuinely made a mistake? There's a chance she actually didn't mean to take his life but was probably high a d forgot(which cannot be totally ruled out). The problem here is,her explanations are not well taught
@@TobycrizonRUclips bro no one in these comments cares for rehabilitation or the nuance of “crime” or the criminal justice system. All these people are simply here to affirm their paranoia and fears and dickride JCS for doing pseudoscientific body language analysis as if it requires any sort of skill.
I literally did a face palm at that statement and yelled, "That's not up to you." She acted as if this, along with "not intentionally. " Was going to cause the cops to be like,"Oh perfect, misunderstanding, then you're free to go." As if second-degree murder and all the levels of manslaughter don't exist for her.
Yeah it's bizarre, and then her biggest concern is about her purse...she really had no idea she was in such serious shit she is batshit insane. I wouldn't expect a person of her age to be so far gone, it's like those kids who think telling a cop they have anxiety will get them out of handcuffs
Hello? No, that isn't what occurred. They were try to get her to admit guilt, and a potential unfair claim of intent, without a lawyer present, and further breaching her right to remain silent, by assuming she deliberately intended, possessed this intention, to leave him in the suitcase to die, without any knowledge that death wasn't foreseeable, by being in a suitcase. It's very possible she very much believed he would be able to open the suitcase himself, to let himself go. I'm unclear on if the suitcase was flipped over by her on purpose, so he would have to really struggle to get out, from upside down, or not get out. I do recall them discussing that. Hopefully, I'll rehear it. The circular thinking from the detectives weren't much with any unbias, would be easily frustrating, no depicting anything new. So, I may be mistaken. Pardon.
@@anonony9081 she thinks she's the main character in the universe, of course they were going to let her go on to live her fabulous life and oh also give her back the ring
@@politetiggys How did they breach her right to silence? She never refused to speak, they never threatened her to speak, or coheres her to speak. They read her the Miranda rights, maybe if she didn't have a massive ego she would have known to invoke a lawyer instead of thinking she'll just outwit them and clear her name. It's just not how it works. Her defense would easily rip this evidence to part if it was gained unlawfully, but they did not.
The way she nonchalantly points at the laptop - when she is being shown damning evidence - and says, "Your battery is about to die," really speaks to how much she fails to grasp the seriousness of the situation she put herself in. I was shocked.
The fact she said she had a panic attack last time she was in a small cell hits different when you remember that she left her boyfriend zipped up in a suitcase…
Also when she says "you're killing me" as they're watching a video of him trapped in a suitcase lmao. I thought maybe she was making a dark joke or something but idk if she's smart enough to even comprehend the irony.
Those kinda people always project onto others. Of course she'd inflict her worst fear onto somebody else. She's all the thinks of I bet, why would she take the time to consider what he'd be afraid of.
Does she not understand that “accidentally” killing someone “because” you were drunk, doesn’t make you innocent? Edit: Listen, I don’t like editing my comments, but I seriously need to clear something up that’s *very trivial* to understand. Notice how *BECAUSE* is in quotation marks? Yeah… stop replying about how being drunk might lighten her punishment, because she *clearly* didn’t do the crime because she was drunk.
The fact that Sarah managed to piss off an ex-husband, the inerragators, six attorneys, a plethora of officers, and the narrator of the video is just beyond me
WHY WOULD SHE BE CONCERNED ABOUT HIM, SHE'S JUST KILLED HIM & IN THE MOST CRUELLEST WAY SO THERE'S EVERY CLUE RIGHT THERE WHY SHE'S SHOWING NO CONCERN, BECAUSE SHE'S NOT!
"I'm worried for my life" but not worried about the life you just took from someone you were supposed to love. It's sick. She can still only think about herself
It's morbidly funny how she keeps talking to the detectives like she's explaining to some friends why it's not that big of a deal that she did a little bit of trolling.
She doesn't have panic attacks. That's just part of her act to garner pity and get herself preferential treatment, like the whole "I need water" at the crime scene.
It seems there was evidence that he had been struck in the head. She claims they were playing a game and he got in willingly. I suspect she knocked him out and stuffed him in the suitcase. When he came to and begged to be let out, she said F you. We only have her version that there was a game and he was willing. He can't tell his version.
He figured out at some point that he made a bad choice by marrying her. Who knows what she might have done to him eventually if he just made her angry. It's a sad situation.
I love when the lady said she would do anything for him and the investigator said “well you gave up checking up on him”. That was an amazing come back.
They are using an AI voice of the original narrator. Does he know? Was the channel sold? Whatever it is the video is completely unwatchable to me. Couldn't even get past the first sentence.
They probably couldn't get past her insistence that she didn't do it intentionally, even though the lawyer doesn't care either way, just needs to know the truth. Idiot.
6! Professional, likely capable and court assigned attorneys who have to jump through major hoops to get off a case all bailed. If she pleaded she would be much much better off but she can't see that. I would think some time in prison, away from booze and her kid would give her some perspective.
26:55 She's literally so crazy that she actually thinks if she tells them she's "never gonna drink alcohol again in any way shape or form", and makes really serious faces, that they're just gonna be like, "oh! Why didn't you say so? I guess that's good enough for us! You're free to go!"
my favorite part was when she told them living with the fact that she killed him and having to live without him was punishment enough for killing him LOL
SENTENCING UPDATE: Aaaaaand she just got sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. Insane that she was offered a plea deal for 15 years and refused it. Beyond insane that her final "character statement" to the court was not about her remorse, but rather five full minutes of her listing things George supposedly did to her (including rape) which he has no way of disputing. Because she killed him.
By far the funniest bit is when she says "I would have done anything for him" and the male Detective replies " You wouldn't let him out of the suitcase". Priceless.
It is pathetic that she thinks just because she didn't "intentionally" kill him, that somehow absolves her of responsibility. If you accidentally shoot someone to death, you are still responsible for killing them.
The "it wasn't intentional" thing is sticking with me. It feels very much like this was all calculated and she fully expected it to go away because it was an "accident." Lady didn't understand "negligent homicide" is a thing
I agree with you, but I once found my older friend in his car. He was headed to Costco n asked if I wanted to come along. I declined and went to bed. He musta had a stroke or something at 10PM. It was like 20 degrees that night, so they said it’s likely he succumbed to the elements :/ It was clear he was far gone. They asked me to position him on his back? Ew. It was so strange to ew touch a corpse of someone I just spoke to. Cold n stiff and just a really uncomfortable experience. I understand her apprehension is what I’m saying 😅
@@PsychologicalApparition i'm sorry for your experience! I honestly would not be able to do cpr on a dead body of someone i know, is there any reason why they would pressure you to do it even if they're dead stiff?
@@zan_len hmmm I reckon it’s procedure like in this voice recorded instance. Maybe they believe the common person isn’t qualified to declare someone as dead so they ask them of* this? 🤷🏽♂️
@@PsychologicalApparition that's the case cause the common person shouldn't announce someone is dead, even lifeguards in some countries can't announce someone dead, even if they're missing a head, cause even if its 1 in a 100, its best to presume anyone can be saved unless a doctor says so
Cant stop thinking about how crazily glad i am that her kid wasnt in her custody. I cant imagine what or how much worse her drunk rage would have been. She reminds me so much of my my mom, and im sure she must have inflicted some sort of abuse onto her poor kid
It is almost humorous how her ex-husband did not seem surprised at all that this had happened. His demeanor was almost like “I knew something like this was going to happen some day.” I can only imagine him saying to himself as he drove away to pick up his son “Thank God I divorced her!”
He was also defending her by claiming her boyfriend was abusive. Probably so that she wouldn't go to prison so she could take their son off him once in a while
she also had 12 hours to delete those videos and somehow just totally forgot about them or didnt even think to check her phone before calling 911 🤦🏼♀️
@@BeeKayy13you ok? Safe to assume most, if not all of the people reading comments have watched or are watching the video. Even if they haven't, the comment is fine and it may pique their interest. What were you hoping to accomplish here?
“She’s currently working with her 7th lawyer, six have already filed motions to get the fuck outta there!” God I’ve missed you JCS. What a line, what a legend
This is why we love JCS, because in the middle of all this quiet, and he's so very quiet in his speech, he zings this pure emotion into the mix at the perfect golden moment.
I didn't _mean_ to crash head-on with that bicyclist, hurtling them over my windshield, consequently k*lling them. I was *suuper* drunk, okay?...... Soo, we good, right?
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 men are stronger than women a man of any size hitting a woman WILL hurt. Either way their relationship sounds toxic, moreso from her.
WTF JCS we're all here rooting and waiting for you, finally get a video and you delete it. I don't get why this channel is having so many issues. it's getting really old tho. I've been following for years, watching religiously, but tired of the games. The drama behind JCS is getting really annoying. this is a toxic relationship and i dont know if this is what i want anymore 😅
Cause laughing at soulless lobotomies makes the situation worse. She was just being infuriating the entire time, but I do see where you’re coming from though.
When Youre a literal interrogator, you have to be ice cold, and always be aware of the consequences your words may bring to the situation. Interrogation techniques are really hard to master, and you must be really careful of what you say, and especially what you do and how you move and approach the suspect in question.
Or while watching the video she says “you guys this is killing me” umm no, killing is what you did to him. 🤦♀️ Idk how she was ever left alone w/ a child.
I can’t believe she was allowed custodial visits in the home she shares with a known abuser. I imagine the ex is happy to not have to send his kid over there anymore.
Because women have more power in family court. Someone I worked with had to fight for 6 years to get custody of his son who lived with his drug addict ex. I'm not talking weed, she was a full on junkie.
@@jacedjohnson3541 fortunately in my colleagues case he did end up with full custody. That kid is his whole world. He used to tell everyone how smart his son is and how proud he is of him.
Insane how she somehow still blames the detectives for being arrested. "Why is this happening?" "So this was a trick!" as if this was all a plot against her to get her arrested even though she's "innocent". What a vile human being
A lawyer could easily help her make the case that she feared for her life which is why she felt that she couldn't let him out of the suitcase. Would be very easy with the past domestic abuse charges or whatever that the guy had as well. (Not for her getting off light just saying lol) This makes me think she really must be absolutely unbearable though because I'm sure every lawyer she's went through has at least tried that line of thinking for her. I bet the problem always comes down to the fact that for her to take that approach she has to admit that she knowingly kept him in the suitcase. Only an idiot would think she can get off with nothing and a vague form of self defense would be her best chance at that possibility. That being said, I don't know why the detectives didn't go down that road to at least try to get a confession. Must REALLY not have liked her lol. I also do hate to say it, but there probably is some truth to her being scared what would happen if she did let him out, but that's obviously no excuse. Lady sucks
@STFU dummy username is very appropriate to the situation 😂 literally just ask for a lawyer and then shut up EDIT: Don't get me wrong though, I'm glad this murderer was too dumb to ask for a lawyer. RIP Bozo 💀
@@user-zk8qv6oj7h Those narcissists are not very bright. Their need to protect their mask tells them calling for a lawyer makes them look guilty and also they think they can outsmart the police. I am glad they are that stupid and cause their own demise.
Yeah this is just one example of her repeated insistence that they need to be doing more to make her comfortable. She needs soda / a cigarette / water, she doesn't want to watch the video, she's going to have a panic attack. Woman you killed someone, the police do not care about your comfort or feelings.
Ikr?? "The fact that I have to live with this is already punishment enough! Are you trying to make it worse?" Good lord. The fkn nerve of a murderer to think that "having to live with it" is somehow a fair punishment 🙄
The delusion is completely unreal with her. She's talking as if she's gonna go home after the interrogation and carry on with her life. Her recording it, is just mind blowing
This woman is totally detached from reality. A true train wreck of a human being. Her denial of what she did shows self preservation on a whole different level. Her ex is so lucky to be rid of her as well as the 9 year old son.
I remember as a kid there were certain kids who would lie and deny something no matter how much overwhelming evidence they were faced with. Sarah is just like that.
This is one of the most interesting interrogations I’ve seen. The bizarreness of the crime, her being completely oblivious that she’s in any kind of trouble, and her delusion that she could convince the investigators that it wasn’t her fault by saying it wasn’t intentional despite the video showing exactly what she intentionally did. And that she video taped her crime and provided director’s commentary to her video, and hadn’t even remembered that she did that.
I've never seen someone try to Karen their way out of a murder charge. From the first second of the 911 call, she's acting like this whole situation is just a mildly annoying inconvenience. Completely narcissistic and delusional.
@@keelhld94 It's not his voice. He used to hire a narrator to read the scripts, but he used an AI version of the original narrators voice. It was awful.
She's acting like she's a highschooler getting reprimanded at a principal's office for calling her bf a bad name. "It's not fair! Why are you guys doing this? Can I go now?" Jesus, that lady did not understand the gravity of the situation at all
@@kendallevans4079 I mean, I know plenty of happily married couples who never fully let go of being silly and childlike with one another, its what keeps their relationship young and glowing. Growing up doesn't mean you have to be boring.
What made me the most disgusted at her was at 33:05 where she then says “you guys already made me feel super bad for this, which to me, is more then enough for a punishment”. She thinks that just going through the stress of killing someone and being confronted on it is a fair punishment smh
Reminds me of when Jodi Arias' attorney tried multiple times to be dismissed from her case. He actually developed cancer from the stress. He's thankfully recovered and has since written a book about it and has retired from law.
I cant believe she even thought it through the night before as a logical thing to ask going with her perfectly planned story to seem not guilty. That truly was horrible
Also, she was so obsessed with that fucking water too 😐 A person just lost their life and your bitching about a drink? I get cotton mouth (im diabetic mine gets so bad sometimes it makes me gag cuz my whole mouth throat is super dry) but dude, TALK TO THE FUCKING COPS.
the fact that she asks to not be put in a tight cell while being arrested for confining someone in a tight space and suffocating them to death is baffling. i can't believe she lacks that much self awareness
@@miken8387 He's not making excuses for her, he's explaining why she chose this method of murder. I'm not sure how you managed to read his comment and think he's making excuses for her.
SHE TURNED DOWN A 15 year sentence after serving 5, meaning she would only serve 10! AND GOT LIFE. I literally asked Siri to set a reminder for 10 years to “send a letter to Sarah Boone” and in the letter I’m gonna say “bet you wish you took the deal you’d be out today”
I can't believe she got custody of the kid at all, especially given the fact that she dumped the ex husband for a dude with known anger issues and a criminal record. Sarah is the final boss of all women.
@@andydougy4347 like obviously you never know with this shit but 'bemused patience' is more or less what i imagine my reaction would be knowing what these two people were like, he seems like he low key wasn't suprised
Omg seriously because she does not need children in her care. She bailed the current husband out of jail after multiple domestic violence charges, she does not have her marbles…
Wyatt, Do you think it was unintentional? I bet she didn't intend to kill him. Her actions in her drunken state definitely killed him so she is totally responsible, but I doubt she planned it ahead of time. But she doesn't seem to feel the least bit bad about what she did.
@@Systematicsphere Well, guess what I just did? I looked up the definition of "murder." I hadn't really thought about it, but---yes! Of course. It has to be intentional. So I guess I am of the opinion that she didn't murder him. I think she is responsible for his death. I think she is one of the most obnoxious human beings I have ever heard. I think she ought to be punished. But I don't think she murdered him. Do you?
"Nonetheless, I have to live without him now." "His daughters too." "Are you trying to make it worse?" Amazing how quickly the pity party turns to anger when she's asked to think about someone else.
Narc. Psychopaths. Not every narcissist is a psychopath, but every psychopath is a narcissist. It's IMPLIED THROUGH THE LACK OF EMOTION OR CARE FOR ANYONE OTHER THEN THE PERSON THEMSELVES. NARCISSISTS. Not narcotics. (Just to be clear)
My jaw stayed on the floor until he said that she has gone through 6 attorneys who "filed motions to get the f#ck outta there!" At that point he said it so succinctly and with so much emotion, that I started laughing.
UPDATE 7/2/24: the judge has ruled that Sarah B has lost her right to counsel after her 8th attorney has withdrawn from her case. She must now represent herself.
I dont think thats what happened I believe she gave up and decided to represent herself because if you keep firing counsel then the judge basically says "I don't care if you don't like them, you can either stick with this last counsel or you can represent yourself" and she chose the latter
The way she subtly (at least in her mind) tries to convince the cops to go easy on her by saying, "living without him will be punishment enough". Crazy case!
Yeah thats such Bullshit lol.....she had her backup simp literally on call. Guy rushed to the murder scene before the cops even got there....he could have easily incriminated himself!
@@ChadDidNothingWrong You are absolutely correct. I'm surprised she didn't try to incriminate the simp. She's heartless enough to murder a man in a suitcase
@@ChadDidNothingWrong might be true, but I hope he rushed there solely because she had the custody of his child that day and he wanted to make sure everything was fine with him.
Every time she asks why this is happening and the guy just says “because George is dead” you can tell that she’s completely incapable of understanding why that matters, and that the silent “and you killed him” isn’t remotely registering for her at all
She thought that by saying “it wasn’t intentional” was going to make it look like a accident. That her feelings was going to get her out. If the investigation team didn’t already have the footage from the phone then she would’ve probably went home after this questioning. She was totally clueless on how much trouble she was in.
Can you see how powerful the denial and projection of the mind can be? Jungian psychology emphasizes the importance of the "shadow" as an essential aspect of an individual's psyche that can lead to destructive behaviors if not integrated and acknowledged in a healthy way. The shadow refers to the unconscious and repressed aspects of one's personality that are often deemed unacceptable or negative by society or the individual themselves. These unacknowledged aspects can lead to destructive tendencies, such as violence stemming from offense about a belief or value, making fast judgments about others without knowing the full story, and avoidance of important questions. For example, the Charlie Hebdo shooting in 2015 can be attributed to an unacknowledged shadow in the perpetrators. The gunmen were offended by the satirical cartoons published by the magazine and acted out violently in response. The intensity of their reaction suggests that they may have repressed their own doubts and insecurities about their beliefs and values, and were unable to handle the perceived threat to their identity. Similarly, making fast judgments about others without knowing the full story can stem from an unacknowledged shadow. For instance, wrongful imprisonment can occur when someone is accused of a crime based on circumstantial evidence, rather than a thorough investigation of the facts. This is often due to biases and assumptions about the person's character or background, which can be influenced by an individual's unconscious prejudices and repressed emotions. Lastly, avoidance of important questions can also result from an unacknowledged shadow. In a famous interview with Jordan Peterson, he avoided answering the question about the existence of God. This avoidance can be attributed to the discomfort and anxiety that arise when one confronts the unknown and potentially contradictory aspects of their belief system. By avoiding this confrontation, individuals may fail to fully explore their beliefs and understand the true nature of their values. To address these destructive behaviors, it is important to recognize and integrate the shadow through self-awareness and mindfulness practices. Engaging in constructive dialogue and empathy building can also help individuals recognize their biases and assumptions about others, leading to more thoughtful and informed judgments. Furthermore, practicing critical thinking skills to question one's own beliefs and assumptions can help individuals confront the uncomfortable and unknown aspects of their psyche. In conclusion, the shadow in Jungian psychology is an essential aspect of an individual's psyche that can lead to destructive tendencies if not acknowledged and integrated in a healthy way. Violence stemming from offense about a belief or value, making fast judgments about others without knowing the full story, and avoidance of important questions are all examples of destructive behaviors that can stem from an unacknowledged shadow. By recognizing and integrating the shadow, individuals can move towards a more compassionate and peaceful world.
How annoyed she got when the officer dared to bring up how his daughters also have to live without their father. “Are you trying to make it worse?” The narcissistic supply got cut off and she wasn’t having it for one second. This is supposed to be all about her.
She is VERY HEAVILY distancing herself from reality on this. She's touching it with the tips of her fingers at best, and trying to play it as a non-event. This might explain her problems getting lawyers to stick with her. Denial is a hell of a method
This is horrible and she’s horrible but when she says “I’d do anything for him!!!” and the investigator just casually says “Well you wouldn’t let him out of the suitcase” I did actually laugh. She is just so stupid. She actually thought she could get away with this with that dumb completely contradictory story. She’s so stupid I can’t imagine what interacting with her in just a casual setting would be like.
That has to be it. I know in the past, JCS would mention RUclips policies being an issue but I never understood that. So many crime analysis channels exist and are able to upload regularly. JCS has always struggled behind the scenes, it seems.
Gotta love her saying his family is "going to kill her" and that they "never liked her", as if she's breaking the news that she crashed their car or something, NOT that she killed their son.
She's most likely in shock and denial at that point and clearly doesn't understand the depth of what has happened. That's really typical with unexpected deaths, not to mention one she knows damn well that she caused.
I love how the detectives didn't let her feel any power in this interrogation. The funny thing is that she still continues to try to regain control, whether through sympathy or fake confidence. It was so satisfying watching this narcissistic murderer squirm. She honestly could've garnered much more sympathy by just admitting she did it on purpose because he was an abuser. But her arrogance won't let her take any blame. The attempt to act innocent and naive doomed her.
Had she just come clean and stated she has no recollection of the evening but took ownership and likely did commit the murder due to a combination of being black out drunk, "battered wife syndrome" and PTSD she would likely gain some sympathy from the judge/jury. But it's like you said, her thinking that just because it wasn't intentional is a get out of jail free card, and being so annoyingly delusional is what will screw her over in the end.
Murderer's deserve no sympathy. Likely were plenty of unfortunate circumstances and personal struggles. Involving drugs, violence, and poverty to name a few. But none of those things _justify murder_. Everyone has problems in life that they stress over and struggle with. Difference being respectable human beings do things to improve themselves, and the lives of those around them they care about. You didn't just murder someone... you tortured him, recorded it for future viewing enjoyment, inept cognition disguised as thinking... No humanity remains. Following some pathetically delusional narcissism, complete mental vacancy, and lies a toddler would blush trying to assert. Devoid of any empathy whatsoever. Good riddance I hope she never sees the light of day again. People like that should be institutionalized for the sake of civilization.
@@GoogleUsedToLetThisNameBeLong you say this like you truly mean it. But I doubt you truly do. What about the murder committed against unarmed citizens by the police? Somehow I think you'll have a list of a million excuses for this kind? What about the government sanctioned murder or "collateral damage" as they like to tell the Brainless citizens who fall for it, what about the murders soldiers commit via drones or bombs? You probably didnt realize this, but at NO point do any of these cops or government zombie soldiers have to go to ANY court to face justice. But you wouldn't dare say these same things to the government because they have too much power. They make the laws that the micro brained citizens follow like slaves including yourself. If they do something like murder, you make excuses for them because you're too afraid to call out the government's violations of law, and murder is something humans instinctively are against yet when the government does it, the micro brained zombies just let it happen and no consequences happen for the government. You only say murderers should have no sympathy, when they have lived a bad, miserable life all their lives and most likely are a mixture of poor, mentally ill, or.both. When I see this woman, the low iq, the chitty upbringing, the poverty, and the mental illness is OOZING all out of her even throigh my screen, she clearly doesn't have the mental capacity to face reality of what she's done. She sees the people in power such as the government commit murders confidently all the time and get away with it. She wants to feel included as if she has power as well, and not some mentally ill poor unintelligent person under the thumb of governments and the corporation until she kills someone and suddenly the very people.who face NO consequences for murder, are showing ZERO sympathy to her. I am not saying what she did was right. But these kinds of actions are STRONG indicators of mental illness and prolonged suffering and lifelong ignorance. Perhaps you should understand this before you condemn her, while not condemning her accusers who get away with commiting the SAME crimes that she did
Update: She has now gone through 8 total attorneys and is now representing herself. She blames the judicial system for forcing her to represent herself even though she is the reason 8 attorneys have stepped down or been fired by her.
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Unironically saying “you guys are killing me right now “ during your homicide Interrogation is an almost impressive level of self awareness
Lmfao seriously
Did you mean “lack” of self-awareness. Narcissism personified
What blows my mind is I've seen people say the exact same thing several times watching these types of videos
@@lucienelson he didn’t mean it was a high level. Just an impressive level lmao
@@lucienelson “zero” is a level, after all.
I've seen people describe how they accidentally parked in the wrong spot with more emotional engagement than her describing how she suffocated a man to death.
One time a plain small brown paper bag flew out of my car window by accident, and I'm really anti-litter and there were other cars around and my vehicle is pretty recognizable and I felt really bad. I'm basically over it lol it's been years (and goodness knows I've more than made up for it with habitually picking up litter), but I still have more remorse and shame about that dumb paper bag than this woman has about committing murder jfc 😂
@@ItsAsparageese you are a complete paycopath
Lol, yup
I've truly have felt worse about telling someone they didn't sing well , then this woman does about taking a life. It's WILD how people can think and be like this
But that wasn't her plan....
Her saying she’s never gonna drink alcohol again was very insightful on her part. She’s gonna be in prison for life.
They can make toilet wine, she'll get her fix.
You ever heard of prison hooch my friend?
@@TubBunnyChews Definitely a different flavor palette than the OTC wines out in the street.
Nah shes not a drug dealer, she will only do like 6 or 7years and will be released from prison for 'good behaviour' if she was caught dealing drugs it would be 30 to life
@@MetalSword95 I dont think this woman has ever been accused of "good behavior" in her entire life
UPDATE: Sarah Boone has now been found guilty of Second-Degree Murder and will be sentenced on December 2nd
Second degree????
@@idkanymore6634 women lol
That's a shame. 🤣
8 attorneys and one Sharpie hand drawn poster later.
@@idkanymore6634 She was even offered a 15 yrs plea deal but she DENIED it.
sentencing pog
She's so offended that the detectives had the nerve to interrogate her and then arrest her for the murder she committed. I was half expecting her to ask for a manager.
😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Detective Dan, that is such an awesome and spot on comment….
Im dead lmao
Karens arent real, theyre made up by customer service companies/retail companies so they can get away with giving you shitty service. Stop participating in racism!
Imagine saying "you guys are killing me" to the investigators after you've just murdered someone. This is so crazy.
[TW: cycle of abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse]
I have actually spent my whole life trying to understand the mindset of people like this because so many are in my family.
It makes perfect sense when you understand that some people have little to no emotional empathy or affective empathy--or they repress any affective empathy that they feel.
Affective empathy is feeling for another person or feeling what another person feels. For example, feeling sad when you see someone get hurt or actually feeling physical pain as well.
Some people don't feel anything for other people, only themselves. Ted Bundy is a good example. He put his victims through horrible physical and psychological pain, then when he was arrested and tried he complained about the conditions he experienced as a prisoner.
This lack of empathy and antisocial behavior toward others is associated with antisocial personality disorder, formerly known as sociopathy or psychopathy.
The cause of ASPD is unknown, but it is likely a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
In the case of my family, it is both. The genetic predisposition for ASPD is passed down through our genes and reinforced through generations of physical and psychological abuse.
My mom broke the cycle of abuse and gave me a childhood full of love. I inherited other genetic conditions from her, like ADHD and autism, but not ASPD. I have a lot of empathy, especially for victims of abuse like she was growing up. We watch true crime together now to try to understand people like her father and grandfather and brothers, who enjoy hurting others.
It's important to note, however, that not everyone with ASPD is a killer or even a criminal. Some people with ASPD become surgeons or CEOs, where they turn their lack of empathy into an asset. It's a lot easier to stay calm as a surgeon while your patient starts to crash if you don't care about the patient or their family.
Right I was like "not as much as you killed him!" 😂
I love how she said ... "your batteries about to die" like that would be the end of it lololol and how the hell did she get him in that suitcase
Projection is what its called. You accuse others of doing what youre doing.
@Vixinaful I don't think it's that. "You're killing me" is just a turn of phrase, it's just ironic that that is the one she chose to use.
Even lawyers are like nope can't stand this woman. This must be one of the most infuriating interrogations I have seen.
lmao
"hi I'm saul goodman, did you know that you're a piece of shit? constitution says you are, and so do I. I believe every man, woman, and child is innocent except you"
Lmfao
She had a high opinion of herself and thought she was one step ahead of the police. It was entertaining watching her realise she was not so in control as she thought 😂
This channel is not the same anymore. The commentator seems to be in a rush and misses out a lot of details. I am unsubbing for sure.
Note to self, watch the new video as soon as you see it, don't wait until later
That's exactly what I said! I wish I had a pc to download it
Omg that’s what I was just thinking! I looked in my watch later cus I know I saved it and it wasn’t there so I came here only to be heartbroken lol
That’s the lesson I learned as well.
I'm so glad I watches it fast - anyone knows why they are taken down so quickly?
@@MCCompanyPLmaybe copyright issues? Haven’t finished it. Hope to see it back soon.
She acts like a customer not a human, it's amazing. It's as if she broke a mildly expensive trinket at the store and is only talking to workers because she fully expects it may just end up with them apologising to her and giving her a free coupon if she's stubborn enough
Yeah, it's funny, as normal and healthy people, we react emotionally (heavy breathing, facial expressions, fidgeting, etc) even if we lie, but this person does not seem to be even phased by having killed an intimate partner. It's like she's a whole different species.
Homicidal Karen
She's used to being given all the benefits that come with being a Karen.
Customers are human. you must work in retail
@@ggmann13 lol. Quick on the draw!
The irony of her concern for a panic attack in the holding cell when she trapped him in a suitcase to die is unreal...
I didn't even think about that. What a conceited bitch. Didn't care about his panic attack while being suffocated.
Thats actually hilarious and really true.
Not defending her at all however it sounded like this was his way of punishing her.
@@rosagalvan8231 what ?
@@Blazingbud i think he meant to say her way of punishing him, because based on what other people have said too, apparently there was a previous picture where she put her son in a suitcase but the police put it off as a game. It seems like this was probably already a punishment she used against him, and just based on how she's acted it seemed like shes probably left him in a suitcase overnight or for long periods of time before and just like those previous times she went to bed thinking ohh, hes finally gonna feel how i feel from his abuse, she went to bed.
UPDATE: Sarah Boone was sentenced today to life in prison
Yay 🎉
She was offered a deal for 15 years time served, she knocked it back and received life instead.
@@kingcosworth2643that’s insane!!!!
@kingcosworth2643 and we are all better off for her stupidity 😂
@@kingcosworth2643knocked it back? Like how what did she said
Is there a video of it?
when you start an answer with "honestly" it puts the cops at ease and lets them know you are telling the truth
Lol yep
😂🤦🏼♀️
😂😂😂😂 and "believe me when I say this"
😂
I actually taught my autistic bro to actually start rudely but no aggressively
My favorite moment is around 31:27, when Sarah describes how she would do "anything" for the victim while the second detective almost jokingly states, "wouldn't let him out of the suitcase" while glancing to the second detective.
I've gotta say, something about that detective was such a breath of fresh air. His reactions seem so real and genuine.
She would do anything for love, but she won't do that
Yep anything but saving his life😂
That was hilarious
@@bingalz1 lol nice one
33:15 “Living with what I did is punishment enough”
It’s almost impressive how unaware and horrible she is
Lady: “Living with what I did is punishment enough”
Narrator: The state did not agree.
She meant zipping the victim in that suitcase is enough punishment for her to live with. Why don't you think she genuinely made a mistake? There's a chance she actually didn't mean to take his life but was probably high a d forgot(which cannot be totally ruled out). The problem here is,her explanations are not well taught
@@TobycrizonRUclips the math ain’t mathing for it to have been an accident. Especially with the video showing malice and lack of remorse.
@@TobycrizonRUclips bro no one in these comments cares for rehabilitation or the nuance of “crime” or the criminal justice system. All these people are simply here to affirm their paranoia and fears and dickride JCS for doing pseudoscientific body language analysis as if it requires any sort of skill.
I literally did a face palm at that statement and yelled, "That's not up to you." She acted as if this, along with "not intentionally. " Was going to cause the cops to be like,"Oh perfect, misunderstanding, then you're free to go." As if second-degree murder and all the levels of manslaughter don't exist for her.
The video narrator's 98% stone cold serious to 2% out of pocket humor ratio really brings this whole video together. Nice job!
after her miranda rights
detective: do you understand?
sarah: yes
narrator: sarah has no idea what just happened 😂😂
"That's not how you play hide and seek"
Welcome to JCS.
Just a dash of levity really helps
@@ecyptian 🤣🤣🤣
“I would do ANYTHING for him”
*Male detective looks over*
“Wouldnt let him out of a suitcase though”
Dude has hilarious timing.
That was funny af lol
😂😂😂
Lol anything but let him live a happy life
Timestamp if you can?
@@SmithWhite-pf9kq lmao
“Now I’m going to have to live without him.”
Detective “So will his daughters..”
“Are you trying to make it worse!?!” What a complete narcissist.
this lady is ridiculous lol
I mean it was unintentional.
Bingo, she has some loose wires.
Laughed my ass off at that moment. Comedy genius 🤣
thats just white folks in general sweetie
it took her 2 hours to figure out the 2 detectives, with video evidence of her murdering a man, were not just giving her a lecture. incredible.
Yeah it's bizarre, and then her biggest concern is about her purse...she really had no idea she was in such serious shit she is batshit insane. I wouldn't expect a person of her age to be so far gone, it's like those kids who think telling a cop they have anxiety will get them out of handcuffs
Hello? No, that isn't what occurred. They were try to get her to admit guilt, and a potential unfair claim of intent, without a lawyer present, and further breaching her right to remain silent, by assuming she deliberately intended, possessed this intention, to leave him in the suitcase to die, without any knowledge that death wasn't foreseeable, by being in a suitcase.
It's very possible she very much believed he would be able to open the suitcase himself, to let himself go. I'm unclear on if the suitcase was flipped over by her on purpose, so he would have to really struggle to get out, from upside down, or not get out. I do recall them discussing that. Hopefully, I'll rehear it.
The circular thinking from the detectives weren't much with any unbias, would be easily frustrating, no depicting anything new.
So, I may be mistaken. Pardon.
@@anonony9081 she thinks she's the main character in the universe, of course they were going to let her go on to live her fabulous life and oh also give her back the ring
@@politetiggys How did they breach her right to silence? She never refused to speak, they never threatened her to speak, or coheres her to speak. They read her the Miranda rights, maybe if she didn't have a massive ego she would have known to invoke a lawyer instead of thinking she'll just outwit them and clear her name.
It's just not how it works. Her defense would easily rip this evidence to part if it was gained unlawfully, but they did not.
because it wasnt intentional
The way she nonchalantly points at the laptop - when she is being shown damning evidence - and says, "Your battery is about to die," really speaks to how much she fails to grasp the seriousness of the situation she put herself in. I was shocked.
'Oh, so you do know what something about to die looks like then'.
"OH geeze, you're right! I guess you're free to go."
The interragators are awful... All over the place, no cohesion and no sense of eb and flow.
@@JoeyMartz They didn't really need anything from her at that point.
The fact she said she had a panic attack last time she was in a small cell hits different when you remember that she left her boyfriend zipped up in a suitcase…
Also when she says "you're killing me" as they're watching a video of him trapped in a suitcase lmao. I thought maybe she was making a dark joke or something but idk if she's smart enough to even comprehend the irony.
Ok my gawd! You said it so well,
omg I didn't think of that!!!!
No shit.... I didn't think about that
@Tony Wilcox bro watched two seconds and called it a day
I love how she says “I’m claustrophobic” after leaving a man to suffocate to death in a suitcase
Those kinda people always project onto others. Of course she'd inflict her worst fear onto somebody else. She's all the thinks of I bet, why would she take the time to consider what he'd be afraid of.
You can cut the irony with a knife throughout this whole interrogation
@@hanselmanryanjames "you're killing me"
Good point what a heartless evil woman
She’s just trying to get them to stop. She’ll say anything
I really freaking miss this channel. No one -- NO ONE -- does it like you guys.
same where did they go?
RUclips wacked it. I fucking hate this website.
@@philip3283 About that...
Does she not understand that “accidentally” killing someone “because” you were drunk, doesn’t make you innocent?
Edit: Listen, I don’t like editing my comments, but I seriously need to clear something up that’s *very trivial* to understand. Notice how *BECAUSE* is in quotation marks? Yeah… stop replying about how being drunk might lighten her punishment, because she *clearly* didn’t do the crime because she was drunk.
I mowed a man down with my car last night on the way home, but I didn't _intentionally_ do it... I blame the wine.
I committed several war crimes in Belarus resulting in thousands of civilian casualties but I was on cocaine at the time so it wasn’t my fault.
His recent wounds lead me to think she was kicking him while he was in the suitcase. Gross
@@bozzutoman That's no defense unless you are REALLY drunk.
@@nohandleforme.... No shit sherlock.
The way she repeats "you're killing me" while watching herself murder someone is what does it for me
Unbelievable
Is this the first time she experienced empathy? 🤔
What's almost as shocking is the fact that nobody thought to say "no, you're killing him" in response.
@@j2simpso Judging by the fact 6 attorneys have ditched her when that's really hard to do as a lawyer, I don't think she experienced it even then.
That What I Was Thinking... And The Part About 6 Of Her Former Lawyers Filing A Motion To Get The Fuck Out Of There...Hahahahaha 🧂
I like how they literally have her on camera murdering someone, and she acts like it's weird that they're not just letting her go.
Glad she was one of the people who DESERVED to wait in jail for their trial due to covid
To be fair it wasn’t intentional and she doesn’t remember doing it so she’s basically 100% innocent.
Plus she says she’ll never drink wine again! :)
@@collinslogan01 she deserves the electric chair
she would have a much better chance in another dimension
@@collinslogan01 😂
The fact that Sarah managed to piss off an ex-husband, the inerragators, six attorneys, a plethora of officers, and the narrator of the video is just beyond me
What about the viewers? Am I not* important?
What a piece of work
Gawd, you guys it's not fair. Like she was just like gaaawd not fair
I feel bad for her cellmates...
Watching her was so frustrating, I was hoping the detectives would just tell her to stfu and that she’s going to jail for life
It’s so satisfying to watch this after the verdict. Especially her saying stuff like “I have been punished enough”
She’s worried about the ring, water, her purse, etc., but never shows concern over the man she killed. What a lovely woman.
or his familly
I get the sense they were mutually abusive and he got the worst of it.
WHY WOULD SHE BE CONCERNED ABOUT HIM, SHE'S JUST KILLED HIM & IN THE MOST CRUELLEST WAY
SO THERE'S EVERY CLUE RIGHT THERE WHY SHE'S SHOWING NO CONCERN, BECAUSE SHE'S NOT!
@@cheryl5994 hey, I think you’re caplock is on.
"I'm worried for my life" but not worried about the life you just took from someone you were supposed to love.
It's sick. She can still only think about herself
It's morbidly funny how she keeps talking to the detectives like she's explaining to some friends why it's not that big of a deal that she did a little bit of trolling.
Thats exactly what it sounds like!
"we do a bit of trolling in our house"
we commit a little murder
@@afkenvy 😂
She did a considerable amount of trolling.
She's worried about having a panic attack in a holding cell? Imagine how the guy she trapped in the suitcase felt.
Well she looks to me like an alcoholic. She's not only going to have panic attacks but maybe the DTs as well.
She doesn't have panic attacks. That's just part of her act to garner pity and get herself preferential treatment, like the whole "I need water" at the crime scene.
@@annehaight9963 to be fair she probably had a massive hang over, but she is insufferable
he felt good probably
i mean the guy was physically abusive, police were involved for him beating her multiple times, hard to feel sorry for him.
My boy is sitting next to the judge at the trial rn for law school. Couldn't be more proud of him and wild af that he's seeing her in real time.
@domdso Really? Judge Kraynick is definitely the one to learn from.
Congratulations! That's awesome. 😊
The abrupt and deadpan delivery of “that’s not how you play hide and seek” absolutely killed me
😂😂😂😂
16:04
😂😂😂 16:04
She talked him into getting in there and wouldn't let him out how the hell did she forget to take him out
It seems there was evidence that he had been struck in the head. She claims they were playing a game and he got in willingly. I suspect she knocked him out and stuffed him in the suitcase. When he came to and begged to be let out, she said F you. We only have her version that there was a game and he was willing. He can't tell his version.
the fact the ex husband was not surprised at such a bizarre situation is very telling.
He can’t wait to go to court for full custody j could just hear his happy laugh lol
He figured out at some point that he made a bad choice by marrying her. Who knows what she might have done to him eventually if he just made her angry. It's a sad situation.
The fact that he had to call her to find out if she was too drunk to have her kid over for the night tells you eeeeverything you need to know.
@@LazyCreepypasta insane he already wasn’t given full custody. it’s a serious problem when a woman such as her is legally required to see her kids.
She stayed at his house the night after..How do we know he wasn’t surprised for another reason…
I love when the lady said she would do anything for him and the investigator said “well you gave up checking up on him”. That was an amazing come back.
31:26
“Wouldn’t let him out of a suitcase” damn...
Singing "I would do anything for love
Anything you've been dreaming of, but I just won't do that"
She would do anything for him, even end his life.
Can you see me 😢
Who else back here from the new video to compare the jarring voice change?
Yup LOL
They are using an AI voice of the original narrator. Does he know? Was the channel sold? Whatever it is the video is completely unwatchable to me. Couldn't even get past the first sentence.
Yeah hahaha
Yes
@@Rosecco_Realprobably his way of getting content out sooner
"you guys are killing me right now" is one of the most hilariously shocking things she can drop while being interogated for disgusting murder
omg and "its not fair" on top of that, wow, shes very punchable
I thought the murder was very clean and tidy
Kind of ironic she felt trapped in a confined space
Just like a modern woman
"I'm blaming it on the wine!"
"Ohhh in that case you're free to go! Officers, arrest that wine bottle".
I love the idea that 6 different attorneys completely bailed on her because of her personality and behavior.
They probably couldn't get past her insistence that she didn't do it intentionally, even though the lawyer doesn't care either way, just needs to know the truth. Idiot.
6! Professional, likely capable and court assigned attorneys who have to jump through major hoops to get off a case all bailed. If she pleaded she would be much much better off but she can't see that. I would think some time in prison, away from booze and her kid would give her some perspective.
@@jenmdawg i hope they never let her out of solitary, she recorded him pleading for his life
...and the fact she recorded herself murdering her boyfriend. What kind of defense could they possibly mount?
Defense attorneys that have all seen their share of crazy…said she was too much for them. That’s saying a lot
26:55 She's literally so crazy that she actually thinks if she tells them she's "never gonna drink alcohol again in any way shape or form", and makes really serious faces, that they're just gonna be like, "oh! Why didn't you say so? I guess that's good enough for us! You're free to go!"
my favorite part was when she told them living with the fact that she killed him and having to live without him was punishment enough for killing him LOL
Well TECHNICALLY she wasn’t wrong lol no access to alcohol in prison 😌
Also with the attitude that it was all an accident and that also should be enough, knowing she effed up.
She probably should have added "promise not to unintentionally murder anyone ever again" too
@@87alsjth She's an alcoholic. She will be drinking fermented toilet wine for the rest of her life!! Haha what a fate
SENTENCING UPDATE: Aaaaaand she just got sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. Insane that she was offered a plea deal for 15 years and refused it. Beyond insane that her final "character statement" to the court was not about her remorse, but rather five full minutes of her listing things George supposedly did to her (including rape) which he has no way of disputing. Because she killed him.
By far the funniest bit is when she says "I would have done anything for him" and the male Detective replies " You wouldn't let him out of the suitcase". Priceless.
I know I should laugh at this video. But I laughed so hard at that
timestamp?
Yeah timestamp
@@danielogle3743
I'm in the first few mins into this video and im seeing this comment.
I am sadly laughing too lol! I feel horrible.
31:27
It is pathetic that she thinks just because she didn't "intentionally" kill him, that somehow absolves her of responsibility. If you accidentally shoot someone to death, you are still responsible for killing them.
I feel like she keeps saying that because it was so premeditated
Alec Baldwin: "hold my beer"
Isn't there a difference between murder and manslaughter in terms of sentence, in the US?
@@nrvous_250gt bruh, as if those are really that similar
@@moochoopr9551 Can probably be both professor
She seems so annoyed the whole time like she didn’t just MURDER someone. Even on the call she seemed annoyed that they asked her to try to do CPR.
The "it wasn't intentional" thing is sticking with me. It feels very much like this was all calculated and she fully expected it to go away because it was an "accident." Lady didn't understand "negligent homicide" is a thing
I agree with you, but I once found my older friend in his car. He was headed to Costco n asked if I wanted to come along. I declined and went to bed.
He musta had a stroke or something at 10PM. It was like 20 degrees that night, so they said it’s likely he succumbed to the elements :/
It was clear he was far gone. They asked me to position him on his back?
Ew. It was so strange to ew touch a corpse of someone I just spoke to. Cold n stiff and just a really uncomfortable experience. I understand her apprehension is what I’m saying 😅
@@PsychologicalApparition i'm sorry for your experience! I honestly would not be able to do cpr on a dead body of someone i know, is there any reason why they would pressure you to do it even if they're dead stiff?
@@zan_len hmmm I reckon it’s procedure like in this voice recorded instance.
Maybe they believe the common person isn’t qualified to declare someone as dead so they ask them of* this? 🤷🏽♂️
@@PsychologicalApparition that's the case cause the common person shouldn't announce someone is dead, even lifeguards in some countries can't announce someone dead, even if they're missing a head, cause even if its 1 in a 100, its best to presume anyone can be saved unless a doctor says so
Cant stop thinking about how crazily glad i am that her kid wasnt in her custody. I cant imagine what or how much worse her drunk rage would have been. She reminds me so much of my my mom, and im sure she must have inflicted some sort of abuse onto her poor kid
It is almost humorous how her ex-husband did not seem surprised at all that this had happened. His demeanor was almost like “I knew something like this was going to happen some day.” I can only imagine him saying to himself as he drove away to pick up his son “Thank God I divorced her!”
He was also defending her by claiming her boyfriend was abusive. Probably so that she wouldn't go to prison so she could take their son off him once in a while
He probably just didn't know which one would kill the other.
@@andrewjoyce9038 I think it's the opposite. He told the cops she had a motive.
I am surprised he wasn't brought up given that he was the first to be contacted.
@@RunstarHomer fr
i can’t get over the fact that she had over 12 hours to prepare her defence story and still settled on a misunderstood game of hide and seek …
Don't forget they were doing a puzzle as well
she also had 12 hours to delete those videos and somehow just totally forgot about them or didnt even think to check her phone before calling 911 🤦🏼♀️
I don't understand why they wouldn't have taken her in right away. She could have left town in that time.
Had 12 hours to call a lawyer, or atleast say nothing.
Lol😂😂😂😂😂
Wow. Her being worried that she might have a panic attack from being locked in a holding cell is really ironic considering how she killed the guy.
Yes! She obviously has a total lack of self-awareness!
Killed a guy by locking him in a suitcase***
Sorry but I would never lock someone in a suitcase never in a million years
@@BeeKayy13you ok? Safe to assume most, if not all of the people reading comments have watched or are watching the video. Even if they haven't, the comment is fine and it may pique their interest. What were you hoping to accomplish here?
@@rockyevans1584 emphasizing how ironic it is tht she was worried about being in a confined space, ya robot
“She’s currently working with her 7th lawyer, six have already filed motions to get the fuck outta there!” God I’ve missed you JCS. What a line, what a legend
Hahaha, I knew somebody had to have quoted this diamond line.
As soon as I heard that line I had to look in the comments, that was hilarious.
This is absolutely something I can see Scott saying. Shout-out True Crime Loser
This is why we love JCS, because in the middle of all this quiet, and he's so very quiet in his speech, he zings this pure emotion into the mix at the perfect golden moment.
Her, probably: "Lucky Number 7~"
waiting for the *real* return of the channel
same but why did they delete the most recent vid 👀
You can't see it? 🤔
The fact she's on her 7th lawyer is really really telling and how he phrased it almost made me spit tea on myself
Yes it's really really really telling
This
I wonder how many lawyers can you go through before the state can say "Fuck you, you're representing yourself, good luck bitch"
when your lawyer dont want anything to do with you, its bad i would say
Not intentional!
“I’m blaming it on the wine” is an insane thing to say when confronted with murder accusations
and she said both of them only had 1 bottle
And I need to get some of that wine, because that's some damn good wine!
She just says anything that comes to mind which worsens the situation
Wine moms are terrifying!
The wine didn't force itself into her mouth
Sara is definitely the type of person to order her food wrong at a restaurant and then act like it's the server's/cook's fault and demand a refund.
this is indeed the biggest take away from the entire event.... so true.
Not anymore
I think she might be a little worse than that
I think she is a Karen to the nth degree. The worst Karen ever.
Why are you doing this to me?
Jury was in under 1.5 hours, cheers to you and your work JCS 🍻
She's acting like a teen who doesn't want to get grounded for throwing a house party.
Or trying to talk herself out of a speeding ticket for going 120 in a school zone “ I won’t ever speed again I promise”
Unbelievable
They only had one bottle of wine! it wasn't a party! they were just playing a game!
Except now she actually took another human being's life, not just a vase or a carpet.
Well... women...
Her not realizing that killing people is a crime even if you didn’t do it intentionally is hilarious.
I didn't _mean_ to crash head-on with that bicyclist, hurtling them over my windshield, consequently k*lling them. I was *suuper* drunk, okay?......
Soo, we good, right?
Killing people isn't always a crime though for example self-defense.
@@songcramp66 they were playing hide and seek, remember?
It also somewhat makes makes a mockery of 'stand your ground laws' in some American states too!
Carl, that kills people
“His family have never liked me” well i have to admit they have a good judge of character 👍
Lmao!!
bruh he was abusive XD they're both criminals
@@happyd6426 Men are only abusive when their women don't listen to them.
@@happyd6426I don't sew how that little guy could be abusive. I mean, they hit you and you knock him senseless. Simple.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 men are stronger than women a man of any size hitting a woman WILL hurt. Either way their relationship sounds toxic, moreso from her.
WTF JCS we're all here rooting and waiting for you, finally get a video and you delete it. I don't get why this channel is having so many issues. it's getting really old tho. I've been following for years, watching religiously, but tired of the games. The drama behind JCS is getting really annoying. this is a toxic relationship and i dont know if this is what i want anymore 😅
Detectives copyright his videos
@@NSHolt61but why seemingly JCS videos in isolation, when other channels post regularly without this many issues?
@@NSHolt61 no one copyrights, are you stupid? they have the right to post these videos, they are granted the videos from the police.
@@echoecho7162 he's the biggest mayb idk
@@NSHolt61guy just casually spreading misinformation for no good reason 💀
saying "guys this is not cool" when you're getting charged with murder is so ridiculous im surprised they didnt laugh
Cause laughing at soulless lobotomies makes the situation worse. She was just being infuriating the entire time, but I do see where you’re coming from though.
When Youre a literal interrogator, you have to be ice cold, and always be aware of the consequences your words may bring to the situation.
Interrogation techniques are really hard to master, and you must be really careful of what you say, and especially what you do and how you move and approach the suspect in question.
😂
Her entire logic “unintentional” like lady come the fk on! Who you trying to fool here?!
Or while watching the video she says “you guys this is killing me” umm no, killing is what you did to him. 🤦♀️ Idk how she was ever left alone w/ a child.
Why is she calling it ‘hide and seek’ if she had to zip him into the suitcase? There’s no hiding or seeking going on.
Your smart!! Good point!
I think she inferred that the husband was the one who got in the suitcase himself initially, as part of hide and seek
She helped him find the hiding place..... she has short term memory loss so every 15s she forgets everything LMAO
So if he hide and she did the seeking and knew he was in the suitcase , why didn't she open and let him out?
I thought the same thing.
I can’t believe she was allowed custodial visits in the home she shares with a known abuser. I imagine the ex is happy to not have to send his kid over there anymore.
Exactly. Very irresponsible. Despi©able in fact.
I was thinking the same thing. It’s insane!
Because women have more power in family court. Someone I worked with had to fight for 6 years to get custody of his son who lived with his drug addict ex. I'm not talking weed, she was a full on junkie.
@@benry007 facts. Worked with a guy who had to deal with a similar scenario. Not 6 years but still. Women tend to get more leverage in court
@@jacedjohnson3541 fortunately in my colleagues case he did end up with full custody. That kid is his whole world. He used to tell everyone how smart his son is and how proud he is of him.
Update Dec 2, 2024
Sarah Boone was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of her boyfriend.
Insane how she somehow still blames the detectives for being arrested. "Why is this happening?" "So this was a trick!" as if this was all a plot against her to get her arrested even though she's "innocent". What a vile human being
not intentionally!
If she wanted to go home that night, then she should’ve asked for a lawyer.
Her incompetence of handling of the situation isn’t on the cop at all
A lawyer could easily help her make the case that she feared for her life which is why she felt that she couldn't let him out of the suitcase. Would be very easy with the past domestic abuse charges or whatever that the guy had as well. (Not for her getting off light just saying lol) This makes me think she really must be absolutely unbearable though because I'm sure every lawyer she's went through has at least tried that line of thinking for her. I bet the problem always comes down to the fact that for her to take that approach she has to admit that she knowingly kept him in the suitcase. Only an idiot would think she can get off with nothing and a vague form of self defense would be her best chance at that possibility.
That being said, I don't know why the detectives didn't go down that road to at least try to get a confession. Must REALLY not have liked her lol. I also do hate to say it, but there probably is some truth to her being scared what would happen if she did let him out, but that's obviously no excuse. Lady sucks
@STFU dummy username is very appropriate to the situation 😂 literally just ask for a lawyer and then shut up
EDIT: Don't get me wrong though, I'm glad this murderer was too dumb to ask for a lawyer. RIP Bozo 💀
@@user-zk8qv6oj7h Those narcissists are not very bright. Their need to protect their mask tells them calling for a lawyer makes them look guilty and also they think they can outsmart the police. I am glad they are that stupid and cause their own demise.
"Are you trying to make it worse?" The fact that she thinks she deserves sympathy is insane.
Yeah this is just one example of her repeated insistence that they need to be doing more to make her comfortable. She needs soda / a cigarette / water, she doesn't want to watch the video, she's going to have a panic attack. Woman you killed someone, the police do not care about your comfort or feelings.
Yo. Can’t believe she said that. She DID it.
Ikr?? "The fact that I have to live with this is already punishment enough! Are you trying to make it worse?" Good lord. The fkn nerve of a murderer to think that "having to live with it" is somehow a fair punishment 🙄
There's a reason why attorneys dodged this like a bullet.
The delusion is completely unreal with her. She's talking as if she's gonna go home after the interrogation and carry on with her life. Her recording it, is just mind blowing
Its been forever since an amazing video. It seems like every month im checking for a new upload. Your returns are always so amazing.
This woman is totally detached from reality. A true train wreck of a human being. Her denial of what she did shows self preservation on a whole different level. Her ex is so lucky to be rid of her as well as the 9 year old son.
Yep she would’ve probably killed ex boyfriend also !
I'm glad the ex isn't dead as well! Lucky man right there...
I didn't know that. She has a son? oh my
@@jeannewommack1762 With her D.N.A. yikes.
She IS A MOTHER! How scary
Can’t express how happy I am to see JCS posting on a regular basis again
@@keeganstrannigan1837sure buddy💀
Same. I smiled when I saw the notification.
@@keeganstrannigan1837 people are going to die whether he post or not do you think people start to die when he start posting?
Yeah, the copycat channels are a dime a dozen and often low quality. Return of the king.
Yes he is the GOAT
I remember as a kid there were certain kids who would lie and deny something no matter how much overwhelming evidence they were faced with. Sarah is just like that.
You know who else is like that? Our government
I have a crazy niece who does this. I always say she’s evil and will end up in trouble. She’s 9. 😢
Adults do this too. It's a theistic mindset, the mindset of those that remodel abuse into something else and lies from their partners into nothing.
Pathological liars. One who commits to their narrative regardless.
@@choco699 yep. We watched my niece destroy a pool table and she flat out denied it was her. Just kept smugly saying no I didn’t, over and over.
I miss this dude. The best true crime page on the internet.
This is one of the most interesting interrogations I’ve seen. The bizarreness of the crime, her being completely oblivious that she’s in any kind of trouble, and her delusion that she could convince the investigators that it wasn’t her fault by saying it wasn’t intentional despite the video showing exactly what she intentionally did. And that she video taped her crime and provided director’s commentary to her video, and hadn’t even remembered that she did that.
alcohol is one hell of a drug
@@rtertgrrtgwrtzwt
Alcohol is THE worst drug of all…and it’s legal! That fact alone shows just how effed up our societies are.
alcohol and personality disorder
One of the most entitled people I've ever come across. Her utter lack of self awareness is astonishing.
She must have been an impossible child.
“How is this happening? I’m white! I’m female! I demand to speak to your manager!”
I've never seen someone try to Karen their way out of a murder charge. From the first second of the 911 call, she's acting like this whole situation is just a mildly annoying inconvenience. Completely narcissistic and delusional.
Most women are!
@@JohnSmith-gi7jw #ThingsIncelsSay
But she's been through so much.
AND SHE VOTES!
@@JohnSmith-gi7jw get out of here lmaooo
You just know this woman gave retail managers absolute hell when she was free.
“This suitcase is not big enough . It’s for my boyfriend.”
Oh my God the queen of Karen's
😂😂
This just killed me, but I'm sure it wasn't intentional.
@@jr9395LOLLL good one
Why did you just made the recent video posted 14 hours ago private?! I was literally in the middle of watching it......
@@keelhld94 It's not his voice. He used to hire a narrator to read the scripts, but he used an AI version of the original narrators voice. It was awful.
She's acting like she's a highschooler getting reprimanded at a principal's office for calling her bf a bad name. "It's not fair! Why are you guys doing this? Can I go now?"
Jesus, that lady did not understand the gravity of the situation at all
You should've seen the part where she was bragging about being a straight A student
@@programablenuance Straight As?? That changes everything!
@@Skibbityboo0580 I know right, such a high GPA MUST mean she's innocent!!
pretty slay of her to kill her abuser though tbh
She played her act so terribly.
Beyond all the narcissism, tragedy and unintentional comedy - she really doesn't understand the rules of Hide and Seek.
The whole time I was thinking, that's not hide and seek!!
Further more who plays that at their age? What's next? 'Duck, duck, Goose"?
@@mlokole254 me too! if i was on a jury in this case i wouldn't be able to get past that.
@@kendallevans4079 I mean, I know plenty of happily married couples who never fully let go of being silly and childlike with one another, its what keeps their relationship young and glowing. Growing up doesn't mean you have to be boring.
@@Drux.i Wise words stranger on the internet
What made me the most disgusted at her was at 33:05 where she then says “you guys already made me feel super bad for this, which to me, is more then enough for a punishment”. She thinks that just going through the stress of killing someone and being confronted on it is a fair punishment smh
it can be, perhaps in a case of genuine unintentional manslaughter
@@usbhub95 yikes worst take of the century
@@usbhub95 really
@@usbhub95😂 bro no
@@usbhub95narcissistic psychotic reasoning, your feelings of regret for committing a crime don't count for a damn and certainly not a punishment.
You took it down! I was half way through that!
Imagine being so intolerable that 6 attorneys refuse to work with you.
I guess she wants someone who set her free from jail, with that evidence not in this life!😆
Reminds me of when Jodi Arias' attorney tried multiple times to be dismissed from her case. He actually developed cancer from the stress. He's thankfully recovered and has since written a book about it and has retired from law.
@@SaltySteff”May I be dismissed? I have stress-induced cancer.”
“Lol no”
no amount of money would make me want to work with her
Spoken like an honest person,@@MM-gu8tk, that was your 1st mistake. ✌🏼🤣👍🏼
Only a pure sociopath would have the audacity to argue over an engagement ring while being questioned about murdering the person who had the ring.
That was disgusting.
She wanted to pawn it, I think, because "she" bought it
to be fair this is Orange County
I cant believe she even thought it through the night before as a logical thing to ask going with her perfectly planned story to seem not guilty. That truly was horrible
Also, she was so obsessed with that fucking water too 😐 A person just lost their life and your bitching about a drink? I get cotton mouth (im diabetic mine gets so bad sometimes it makes me gag cuz my whole mouth throat is super dry) but dude, TALK TO THE FUCKING COPS.
the fact that she asks to not be put in a tight cell while being arrested for confining someone in a tight space and suffocating them to death is baffling. i can't believe she lacks that much self awareness
Maybe she did it to him because it is her biggest fear to be in a small room. She wanted him to suffer the biggest pain she could possibly imagine.
@@DerSaa there is no way this woman would ever convince me to do anything .This guy must have been really drunk
@@DerSaa why make excuses for the wicked. If you excuse the wicked, your wicked yourself. The Bible says that. People need more God in their life.
@@miken8387 He's not making excuses for her, he's explaining why she chose this method of murder. I'm not sure how you managed to read his comment and think he's making excuses for her.
@@miken8387 That's literally what lawyers do.
SHE TURNED DOWN A 15 year sentence after serving 5, meaning she would only serve 10! AND GOT LIFE. I literally asked Siri to set a reminder for 10 years to “send a letter to Sarah Boone” and in the letter I’m gonna say “bet you wish you took the deal you’d be out today”
lmao
Her ex husband now having full custody of his kid is the best part of this. She could barely care for herself, I feel bad for the kid
I can't believe she got custody of the kid at all, especially given the fact that she dumped the ex husband for a dude with known anger issues and a criminal record. Sarah is the final boss of all women.
He did seem like a normal guy. The kid should be okay with him.
@@andydougy4347 like obviously you never know with this shit but 'bemused patience' is more or less what i imagine my reaction would be knowing what these two people were like, he seems like he low key wasn't suprised
I dunno, he laughed when he said it would be interesting story to tell his kid... And he waves his arm like a fag
Omg seriously because she does not need children in her care. She bailed the current husband out of jail after multiple domestic violence charges, she does not have her marbles…
She seems to think that murder is ok as long as it is unintentional
i mean that is manslaughter
Wyatt, Do you think it was unintentional? I bet she didn't intend to kill him. Her actions in her drunken state definitely killed him so she is totally responsible, but I doubt she planned it ahead of time. But she doesn't seem to feel the least bit bad about what she did.
Um that’s not murder though
@@Systematicsphere Well, guess what I just did? I looked up the definition of "murder." I hadn't really thought about it, but---yes! Of course. It has to be intentional.
So I guess I am of the opinion that she didn't murder him.
I think she is responsible for his death. I think she is one of the most obnoxious human beings I have ever heard. I think she ought to be punished. But I don't think she murdered him.
Do you?
@@melissasw64 She's clearly a drunken idiot that wanted to torture her abusive boyfriend. seems pretty cut and dry to me
It's incredible that she keeps telling the detectives "yer killing me" and doesn't think twice about it.
I know, right? I’d just want to respond, “like you did to him?”
@@paulgibson193 The male detective says something similar several times, don’t worry.
How ironic under the circumstances!
Some people haven't heard of irony
Thats all I could think every time she said it. I wish one of the detectives would have called her on her shit. You literally killed the man.
Noooo you made the last video private mid way of me watching I even went to lunch early to watch it
"Nonetheless, I have to live without him now."
"His daughters too."
"Are you trying to make it worse?"
Amazing how quickly the pity party turns to anger when she's asked to think about someone else.
"i can't watch this, 2 minutes?! guys this is killing me "💀
Exactly. You can tell this person has blamed everyone else for EVERYTHING her entire life.
@@riptideRaidersthe aftermath of tiktok... 2 minutes is too long
I was literally reading your comment as she was saying that and I had the exact same thought.
Narc. Psychopaths.
Not every narcissist is a psychopath, but every psychopath is a narcissist.
It's IMPLIED THROUGH THE LACK OF EMOTION OR CARE FOR ANYONE OTHER THEN THE PERSON THEMSELVES.
NARCISSISTS.
Not narcotics.
(Just to be clear)
When she said “this is not cool” when she’s being interrogated for murder actually made my jaw drop
"this isnt cool" "this isnt fair" like does she realizes shes not talking to a equal in this moment?
She looks like a child, totally immature and self-centered.
I've definitely said something wasn't cowabunga or cash money in the most inappropriate circumstances.
One of those dizzy immature Imbeciles who thinks doing dumb shit is "cool."
My jaw stayed on the floor until he said that she has gone through 6 attorneys who "filed motions to get the f#ck outta there!" At that point he said it so succinctly and with so much emotion, that I started laughing.
The man she claims to love died by her actions and she is worried about getting the engagement ring back. That honestly says it all.
Sarah: “I really need water”
Yeah well George really needed air!
@@Cats.Got.My.Tongue hmm... reminds me of something but can’t quite remember what
This channel is not the same anymore. The commentator seems to be in a rush and misses out a lot of details. I am unsubbing for sure.
@@mrkhoros im sure since he's just a small channel only 5.2 million subs, you will be missed deeply
@Hypo bye. You won't be missed.
I miss this channel so much, it's such a shame so many of your videos got wiped out.
UPDATE 7/2/24: the judge has ruled that Sarah B has lost her right to counsel after her 8th attorney has withdrawn from her case. She must now represent herself.
I’m so ready to see her talk to a judge and get sent to jail 😂😂😂😂 it’s gonna be comical
I'm tired of our justice system turning psychopaths into celebrities. Ignore this EVIL! Y'all spread it around for profit! God is not pleased.
She'll be fine she said it wasn't intentional.
Jeez, what a lunatic.
I dont think thats what happened
I believe she gave up and decided to represent herself because if you keep firing counsel then the judge basically says "I don't care if you don't like them, you can either stick with this last counsel or you can represent yourself" and she chose the latter
The way she subtly (at least in her mind) tries to convince the cops to go easy on her by saying, "living without him will be punishment enough". Crazy case!
Yeah thats such Bullshit lol.....she had her backup simp literally on call.
Guy rushed to the murder scene before the cops even got there....he could have easily incriminated himself!
Pardon the pun.
@@ChadDidNothingWrong You are absolutely correct. I'm surprised she didn't try to incriminate the simp. She's heartless enough to murder a man in a suitcase
That shit had me dead😂😂. You know she was thinking “I got em good huh”
@@ChadDidNothingWrong might be true, but I hope he rushed there solely because she had the custody of his child that day and he wanted to make sure everything was fine with him.
Every time she asks why this is happening and the guy just says “because George is dead” you can tell that she’s completely incapable of understanding why that matters, and that the silent “and you killed him” isn’t remotely registering for her at all
I wish they would have just said because you killed him.
The guy's deadpan responses at the end were pretty good
She thought that by saying “it wasn’t intentional” was going to make it look like a accident. That her feelings was going to get her out. If the investigation team didn’t already have the footage from the phone then she would’ve probably went home after this questioning. She was totally clueless on how much trouble she was in.
Yeah, like.. Reality check, you're not the victim here lady lol
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Her "hide and seek" excuse makes no sense, does she not know how its supposed to work? You don't help hide the person you have to seek 🤦🏼♀️
How annoyed she got when the officer dared to bring up how his daughters also have to live without their father. “Are you trying to make it worse?” The narcissistic supply got cut off and she wasn’t having it for one second. This is supposed to be all about her.
Exactly, as if her guilt would be worse than losing a father.
And she saying "feeling bad is punishment enough" is as cruel as sneaky as idiotic.
She's obviously the victim here! They are so mean! 😂
She is VERY HEAVILY distancing herself from reality on this. She's touching it with the tips of her fingers at best, and trying to play it as a non-event. This might explain her problems getting lawyers to stick with her. Denial is a hell of a method
For dam sure!!!! What an Idiot!! Idiocracy is so so REAL
This is horrible and she’s horrible but when she says “I’d do anything for him!!!” and the investigator just casually says “Well you wouldn’t let him out of the suitcase” I did actually laugh. She is just so stupid. She actually thought she could get away with this with that dumb completely contradictory story. She’s so stupid I can’t imagine what interacting with her in just a casual setting would be like.
I can almost understand why her boyfriend beat her tbh. Just seeing/hearing her talk for the duration of this video gave me brain damage.
@@pricklycatsss okay...
An she thought she was a genius!!! 😂🤦🏼♂️💯
@@pricklycatsss ew
sometimes some ppl are so unfathomably shitty to the point where you can’t help to laugh. the world’s been that way for a while now
She was reporting his death like she was ordering a pizza. Dangerous and disturbed woman.
Did she mentioned she bailed him out for arrests for domestic violence? Makes no sense
Her bailing him out suggests she's a victim of domestic violence
His newest video might’ve been taken down due to all the hate comments about the new voiceover voice
Wtf did they say about him? He's the OG
@@tomcook2040For some parts there was a text to speech woman voice. It wasn’t a big issue to me so not sure if that’s the reason or not.
@@eastons_1015 Well it's fine if it is used but not for JCS. It's such an OG that it will not work. Imo
That has to be it. I know in the past, JCS would mention RUclips policies being an issue but I never understood that. So many crime analysis channels exist and are able to upload regularly. JCS has always struggled behind the scenes, it seems.
@@tomcook2040 ^
Gotta love her saying his family is "going to kill her" and that they "never liked her", as if she's breaking the news that she crashed their car or something, NOT that she killed their son.
And the fact she said that they said before that she was going to end up killing him… and they were right
She's most likely in shock and denial at that point and clearly doesn't understand the depth of what has happened. That's really typical with unexpected deaths, not to mention one she knows damn well that she caused.
@@trippyboi91 how the hell do you get the last laugh from a psycho killing your son?
@@harryb12993 Im Basically I’m saying eff her, she doesn’t deserve to breathe in the nicest way possible. But the comment is gone now 😊.
totally.
I love how the detectives didn't let her feel any power in this interrogation. The funny thing is that she still continues to try to regain control, whether through sympathy or fake confidence. It was so satisfying watching this narcissistic murderer squirm. She honestly could've garnered much more sympathy by just admitting she did it on purpose because he was an abuser. But her arrogance won't let her take any blame. The attempt to act innocent and naive doomed her.
Fr some people are so stupid 😂
exactly
Had she just come clean and stated she has no recollection of the evening but took ownership and likely did commit the murder due to a combination of being black out drunk, "battered wife syndrome" and PTSD she would likely gain some sympathy from the judge/jury. But it's like you said, her thinking that just because it wasn't intentional is a get out of jail free card, and being so annoyingly delusional is what will screw her over in the end.
Murderer's deserve no sympathy. Likely were plenty of unfortunate circumstances and personal struggles. Involving drugs, violence, and poverty to name a few. But none of those things _justify murder_. Everyone has problems in life that they stress over and struggle with. Difference being respectable human beings do things to improve themselves, and the lives of those around them they care about.
You didn't just murder someone... you tortured him, recorded it for future viewing enjoyment, inept cognition disguised as thinking... No humanity remains. Following some pathetically delusional narcissism, complete mental vacancy, and lies a toddler would blush trying to assert. Devoid of any empathy whatsoever.
Good riddance I hope she never sees the light of day again. People like that should be institutionalized for the sake of civilization.
@@GoogleUsedToLetThisNameBeLong you say this like you truly mean it. But I doubt you truly do. What about the murder committed against unarmed citizens by the police? Somehow I think you'll have a list of a million excuses for this kind? What about the government sanctioned murder or "collateral damage" as they like to tell the Brainless citizens who fall for it, what about the murders soldiers commit via drones or bombs? You probably didnt realize this, but at NO point do any of these cops or government zombie soldiers have to go to ANY court to face justice. But you wouldn't dare say these same things to the government because they have too much power. They make the laws that the micro brained citizens follow like slaves including yourself. If they do something like murder, you make excuses for them because you're too afraid to call out the government's violations of law, and murder is something humans instinctively are against yet when the government does it, the micro brained zombies just let it happen and no consequences happen for the government. You only say murderers should have no sympathy, when they have lived a bad, miserable life all their lives and most likely are a mixture of poor, mentally ill, or.both. When I see this woman, the low iq, the chitty upbringing, the poverty, and the mental illness is OOZING all out of her even throigh my screen, she clearly doesn't have the mental capacity to face reality of what she's done. She sees the people in power such as the government commit murders confidently all the time and get away with it. She wants to feel included as if she has power as well, and not some mentally ill poor unintelligent person under the thumb of governments and the corporation until she kills someone and suddenly the very people.who face NO consequences for murder, are showing ZERO sympathy to her. I am not saying what she did was right. But these kinds of actions are STRONG indicators of mental illness and prolonged suffering and lifelong ignorance. Perhaps you should understand this before you condemn her, while not condemning her accusers who get away with commiting the SAME crimes that she did
Update: She has now gone through 8 total attorneys and is now representing herself. She blames the judicial system for forcing her to represent herself even though she is the reason 8 attorneys have stepped down or been fired by her.
Thanks for the update. Those who defend themselves have fools for clients so...just sayin!
@@gmashello9010lol
hell yeah, now she’s def gonna get locked away! 🎉
I just posted something about that. I should have looked for this first.
typical narcissist, my landlady is one too, she s run through 4 or 5 attorneys and around 10 caretakers the last 10 years,,,,
I can't believe Sarah got sentenced before jcs released another video
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
How did she survive over 40 years of life with this level of intelligence
Simple, she’s a woman
She is quite intelligent where she lives.
Most people just don't have time or energy to be caught up with the likes of her.
By being American and simultaneously female.
@@corys7604 yikes