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State of Florida versus Sarah Boone. Look, the thing that blew me away about this trial was, one,

how nonchalant the DAs seemed throughout

the entire trial. And then we got to rebuttal and I was like, oh, which is why I always say,

you know, I never know what they may have. We don't know all the evidence till it comes out. So you

never know what they're relying on. This case, particularly so. The state was

particularly chill, and then they got to their rebuttal case and just push play, and we were like,

oh, shit. Well, that's why you were so chill about everything, and the state was just like, we're just

ready to go to trial. The Saraboon trial lasted about six days. She was convicted of the second-degree

murder of her boyfriend, George Torres, for zipping him into a suitcase and leaving him there.

He told her that he could not breathe.

He told her to let him out.

He tried to get out.

And she prevented him from doing that.

And then went upstairs and went to sleep.

And the next day was like, oh.

So she was convicted of a second degree murder.

The jury was out like an hour and a half. I think they spent an hour eating dinner. This again,

do I speculate often? No, but when I do, I do it all in one episode. Do I think the jury generally

knew early on in their deliberations what they were going to do? Yes.

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