Boone had locked her boyfriend, Jorge Torres Jr., inside a suitcase during what she claimed was a drunken game. Instead of freeing him when he begged for help, she mocked his suffering and left him to die. Her cold-hearted actions, recorded on her phone, solidified her reputation as one of Florida's most heartless murderers.

The evidence presented at trial was overwhelming. Boone’s defense team attempted to portray her as a victim of abuse, claiming she had endured years of torment at the hands of Torres. However, the jury needed only 90 minutes to see through the façade and deliver a guilty verdict for second-degree murder. The damning centerpiece of the case was a series of videos Boone had recorded, capturing her taunting Torres as he struggled to breathe. Her voice, dripping with malice, was heard saying, “That’s what you get” and “This is how I feel when you cheat on me.” The recordings were a harrowing reminder of the psychological torture she inflicted alongside the physical horror.

The courtroom was a stage of heartbreak as Torres’ family members recounted their pain. They described him as a loving father, a kind man who didn’t deserve to die in such a horrific and degrading manner—trapped in a suitcase, discarded like trash. Their tears and trembling voices laid bare the emotional toll of losing someone in such a cruel and senseless way. Boone, however, remained unmoved. She offered no genuine apology, only a hollow plea for forgiveness that felt more like self-pity than remorse.

Boone’s version of events strained credulity. She claimed that the entire incident was a tragic accident during a night of drinking and playing hide-and-seek. According to her, Torres willingly climbed into the suitcase, and she thought he could free himself. But the timeline painted a starkly different picture. After zipping him in, she recorded his desperate pleas, mocked him, and then went to bed, leaving him to suffocate. By the time she discovered him the next morning, Torres was dead, his body a silent testament to her callousness.

The crime was a macabre blend of physical cruelty and psychological sadism, leaving the jury and the public horrified. Boone, who had tried to weaponize claims of abuse to mask her actions, was unmasked as a manipulative and vindictive individual. Judge Michael Kraynick, unmoved by her defense, imposed a life sentence, ensuring that Boone would spend the rest of her days behind bars.

This case is not just a tale of murder—it is a chilling reminder of how human cruelty can manifest in the most grotesque ways. Boone didn’t just kill Jorge Torres; she turned his final moments into a twisted spectacle of vengeance and malice. As she begins her life sentence, the haunting memory of Jorge’s final cries and the grief of his family will stand as a testament to the depth of her depravity and the justice served.