A woman accused of leaving her boyfriend to die after trapping him in a suitcase at their home was found guilty of second-degree murder by a jury in central Florida.

four years later Sarah Boone arrested in Jorge Torres deathJurors returned the verdict against him Friday evening after deliberating for about 90 minutes.

Boone pleaded not guilty.

Boone first told detectives at the Orange County Sheriff’s Office that he and Torres were playing hide-and-seek at their home in Winter Park, Florida, on February 23, 2020, and thought it would be funny if Torres walked into police at the time. suitcase.

She told detectives they had been drinking and decided to go to sleep, thinking her boyfriend could get out of the bag on his own, according to the arrest report.

When he woke up the next morning, he couldn’t find Torres, but then he remembered she was in the bag.

He unzipped the suitcase and found her unresponsive, according to the arrest report.

According to the arrest report, detectives charged Boone with murder after finding videos on Boone’s cell phone that showed Torres screaming from inside the bag that he couldn’t breathe and repeatedly saying Boone’s name.

During his trial, Boone testified that past violent incidents between himself and Torres caused him to perceive an imminent threat of harm and that he acted in self-defense by keeping it in the bag.

“Yeah, that’s what you do when you strangle me,” Boone said in one of the cellphone videos from that night, according to the arrest report. “Oh, that’s how I feel when you cheat on me.”

The autopsy report stated that Torres had scratches on his back and neck, contusions on his shoulder, skull and forehead due to blunt force trauma, and a cut near his burst lip.

Boone has met with multiple attorneys since his arrest, which contributed to the 10-day delay in his trial.

He is scheduled to be sentenced on December 2 and faces life in prison.