Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, this Sarah Boone case entered the second day of testimony today.

Second day of the trial.

And we all wonder as we watch this is why, is why.

Well, why did she kill her boyfriend?

And why did she not take the very generous plea bargain offered by the court, offered by the judge to manslaughter

a first degree. It's understandable that she's already done almost five years in jail,

and if she had copped to a manslaughter first degree, potentially she could have been out in another four or five years, so she would do a

total of nine to ten years based on good behavior in the standards.

But she chose to fight this.

And she's gone through eight lawyers in a little over four years, and she's on her

ninth representing her in this trial. And I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall

to listen to her attorneys trying to tell her take the plea,

take the plea, take the plea, take the plea.

And to which she probably folded her arms across her chest and said, no, I want to fight

this.

And they're coming up with defenses like self-defense, battered woman syndrome, all of these

creative defenses that I believe after the jury sees that video, which they've already seen, I believe, of the suitcase of

George Jorge.

You know, they're calling him George in court, and initially we were calling him Jorge,

and many people in the chat objected to that,

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