Sarah Boone Argues with Judge: 'I Don't Want to be Pro Se'



Accused killer #SarahBoone argued with a judge over access to evidence and whether she had a right to standby counsel at a hearing on Monday. Boone is currently representing herself at trial in the death of her boyfriend, Jorge Torres.

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49 thoughts on “Sarah Boone Argues with Judge: 'I Don't Want to be Pro Se'”

  1. If you're unhappy in a relationship, leave. If someone cheats on you and it can't be worked out, leave. Revenge is overrated. So much time and money spent on this ridiculous case. It was an unhealthy relationship and she killed him. This case will be unnecessarily dragged out for a decade

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  2. Her problem is that she believes she has any chance of getting off easy for her crime. She's not willing to accept the reality that all of her past attorneys have laid out on the table, so she keeps searching for someone who will make her look good in court, but that's just not possible. I'm sure she's regretting tossing those attorneys now. She's clearly in way over her head.

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  3. Has Boone had a psychological evaluation? Her ongoing irrational behavior is strange. I mean, it's not like she's hearing voices or something, but she seems habitually irrational. Perhaps a personality disorder?

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  4. I’m kinda surprised she hasn’t started to refuse to prepare for her trial in an effort to delay the trial lol, not like that would work anyways. I can’t wait for the trial.

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  5. She is simply obstructing the process as much as she can in the hopes the State will tire of the expense and let her plea down. Smart tactic, but she is in jail the whole time (although any plea would likely credit time served already against a sentence).
    Hope the State does not fall for her nonsense and she is locked up for murder.

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  6. Today in the hearing she was told EXACTLY why she doesn’t qualify for standby counsel, so it’s kind of annoying that they keep bringing up that she will get standby counsel when she was told today in no uncertain terms that she won’t get one.

    Timestamp: 28:37

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  7. Is the judge not risking mistrial by not allowing standby councel? Anyway she will protest at all the evidence that is brought into evidence and she will disaprove/object of/to each evidence against her be brought in…

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  8. She is basically "I understand that but you didn't agree with me therefore you're wrong and all this is unfair". I can just imagine she was the same way with all her lawyers.

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  9. She doesn't get to have standby counsel because she didn't ask to represent herself, she is forced to represent herself. Standby counsel is only in situations where the defendant makes the request to represent themselves. Sarah's constant delay tactics and all her behavior causing these attorneys to quit, disqualifies her from having standby counsel appointed to her

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  10. Take a few minutes … and imagine dying in the position/situation the victim was in. I had to snap myself out of imagining it after 30 seconds. There is no word in the dictionary that describe the level of horror this victim endured.

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  11. I'd like to see interviews with the prosecutors she spoke to during 'helping' the victim with his cases. Would be so interesting … and most probably she learnt quite a bit of legal-stuff during those visits.

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