The video appears to show Sarah Boone laughing as her boyfriend dies in the suitcase

A sickening video allegedly shows accused murderer Sarah Boone laughing as she films her boyfriend slowly suffocating while begging for help while locked in a suitcase.

Boone, 46, told police that her boyfriend, Jorge Torres Jr., 42, allegedly climbed into the luggage during a drunken game of hide-and-seek at their Winter Park, Florida, home in February 2020 and that she fell asleep, according to court documents come out easily.

But she was charged with murder after police found videos on her phone that showed Torres calling Boone’s name and begging her for help, the arrest report said.

“I can’t fucking breathe,” he shouted in one video as he struggled in the locked suitcase, according to charging documents and the video.

Instead of helping, Boone sneers back and tells him, “For everything you did to me, fuck you,” the video shows.

“Yeah, that’s what you do when you choke me,” Boone responded in one of the videos, according to the charging document. “Oh, that’s how I feel when you cheat on me.”

Boone then laughs and calls Torres “stupid,” according to the video, which is expected to play a key role in her murder trial, which was scheduled to begin Monday but was delayed by the threat of Hurricane Milton.

At one point in the video, she even jokes about his shouts of “Sarah,” telling him, “That’s my name; Don’t wear it out.”

As he continues to say he can’t breathe, Boone responds, “That’s on you” and “You should probably shut up,” the video states.

Torres was also arrested four times for assaulting Boone, but each time she bailed him out of jail, the Sun reported.

Boone initially told investigators that Torres willingly climbed into the suitcase as a joke and that when she fell asleep she thought Torres could get out of the suitcase on her own, the arrest report said.

When she woke up the next morning, she claimed not to have found Torres, but then remembered that he was in the suitcase. She unzipped the suitcase and found him unresponsive, the defendant’s arrest report states.

She pleaded not guilty to the second-degree murder charge. Since her arrest, Boone has hired multiple attorneys, which has contributed to the delay in her trial. If she is found guilty of second-degree murder, she could face life in prison.

With post wires