A jury has been selected and sworn-in in the trial against Sarah Boone, the Florida woman accused of killing her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, in Feb. 2020 by locking him inside a suitcase during an apparent drunken game of hide-and-seek inside their Winter Park apartment.

A jury has been seated in the murder trial of Sarah Boone, accused of letting her boyfriend die in a zipped-up suitcase.

Jury selection has yet to begin in the highly publicized suitcase murder trial, but details have emerged about the defense strategy Sarah Boone plans to use.

Attorneys for Sarah Boone revealed a key piece of what their defense will be when she goes on trial for killing her boyfriend.

Jury selection starts in the trial of Sarah Boone, charged with second-degree murder for her boyfriend's death in a suitcase.

In body camera footage, Sarah Boone can be heard admitting to zipping her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, into a suitcase and later waking up to find him dead. Boone told deputies in 2020 that she and Torres,

The Sarah Boone murder trial continues on Wednesday, now on day three, with jury selection continuing. Over the span of Monday and Tuesday, 200 people were brought into the Orange County Court for jury selection.

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