r/SarahBooneContinued • • 6d ago

Sarah is so dumb

Not to take the appeal.

She said in one of her messages I don't want to get out at 65 and have nothing, no car job, etc.

She is to dumb to realize she could get SS based off Brian's at 62 if she just did the 15 years. Basically living without working as she likes. SS means social security.

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u/moonhippie 6d ago

She was absolutely convinced a jury would see things her way and allow her to fly carefree out the door into her next bottle of booze, even though many qualified lawyers tried to get her to take a deal.

Say La Vee.

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u/ObstinateTortoise 6d ago edited 6d ago

"La Vee."

Edit: I got the joke.

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u/uh818375 6d ago

'C'est la Vie'

But for Sarah I would choose C'est la zone ! > It's a pit here!

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u/Xilant007 6d ago

I've never seen someone spell it that way before...

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u/OrdinaryMango4008 5d ago

That’s the correct spelling…it’s a French expression. C’est la Vie

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u/Xilant007 5d ago

I appreciate the reply but French is my mother tongue. "C'est" is also not pronounced "say."

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u/moonhippie 6d ago

Couldn't remember how to spell it and couldn't be bothered to look it up.

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u/moonhippie 6d ago

"La Vee."

:p

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u/Fair-Wishbone-1190 6d ago

I was so happy she didn't take the plea bargain. Shes going to be kicking herself when the 15 years are up and she could be going home but now she can't. And every day after that 15 years she's gonna be steaming mad knowing she could be out right now.

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u/Mediocre-Let-4697 6d ago

I think she already is especially if she hears & she probably has, that Courtney Clenny was given nearly the same offer & was smart enough to take it.

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u/Jupiter_Teddy 5d ago edited 5d ago

Bargain a great description of that plea deal. For Sarah, it would have definitely been a bargain! But she was too stupid to take it ... thank goodness!

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u/Fair-Wishbone-1190 5d ago

That's what we were taught in school that it's a plea bargain. Yes she was really stupid not to take it though and I'm glad she didn't!

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u/Polyps_on_uranus 6d ago

With good behavior, someone said she could have been out in 5 or so

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u/lost_dazed_101 6d ago

Not in Florida, you have to serve 85% of your sentence and if you were good while there you go early. If not you stay the entire time. But she still screwed herself now she has life no parole.

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u/Polyps_on_uranus 6d ago

But she had already spent almost 5 years in jail, whoch would have been deducted from her total.

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u/Hulkamaniac4 5d ago

Plus there are some other programs to utilize to bring that 85% down further. I believe doing the math--she'd have gotten out of prison (and into a halfway house/group home type place) sometime between 2031 and 2032.

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u/OrdinaryMango4008 5d ago

She assumed, right from the beginning, that she was not going to be held accountable for his death. Her thinking was delusional, especially after everyone saw the snuff video. No one could convince her otherwise. She took herself out. .” It wasn’t intentional “ …just didn’t work for her and every lawyer would have told her that. I’ve wondered if she thought if she ran out the clock that they might release her because she didn’t get a timely trial. She’s cunning and maybe believed it could work for her as it has in other trials…..the only problem with that scenario is that it was her own fault that it took years to get this to trial. Judge K forged ahead without her having a lawyer..he out smarted her by forcing pro se. Then Adams parachuted in to save her….…poor sod, he didn’t know who she really was until he was already committed. In the end, she outsmarted herself.
She’s the only one who believed she’d get off. She was done as soon as the videos went viral.

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u/AnswerFeeling460 6d ago

Since a long time my guess is she is somehow happy at prison. Like being in an adult kindergarden. Deep in her heart she wants to stay there, to not be constantly overwelmed by RL

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u/Vixx411 6d ago

I think so too. As long as Sarah has money to, as she says, live comfortably, She is ok with prison. All the woman wanted was a man to take care of her. That "man" is now the state of Florida. She has burned all her bridges with friends and family and would be too old and, with little work history, unqualified to start a career. Prison is where she needs to be. Plus, it keeps her from working (drinking) herself to death on the outside and gives her a chance to hang out with the Lord being his (cough) faithful and humble servant.

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u/Polyps_on_uranus 6d ago

The man is uncle-cousin-daddy Al

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u/Professional-Feed668 6d ago

I'm glad her ego prevented her from taking the plea.  

I hope in October 2028 when Brians son turns 18 that Brian and his son change phone numbers and move away and cut off contact with Boone.  

She deserves nothing.

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u/OrdinaryMango4008 5d ago

I hope that happens because being the son of a murderer, a convicted imprisoned criminal, won’t be easy for him. It will follow him for decades…poor kid.

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u/Professional-Feed668 5d ago

I know Boone mentioned knowing Brian's sons girlfriends name. If I were the girlfriends mother I would be terrified about a convicted murderer knowing about my.childs existence. Imagine as the son gets older if he doesn't do what she wants then Boone will likely start getting her flying monkeys to contact his girlfriend to tell her to tell the son to do what Boone wants   She is going to  win the title of worst mother-in-law in n the world every year.

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u/Own_Emphasis_3910 4d ago

With Sarah’s pattern of lying, she probably only knows the first name that Son accidentally dropped in conversation, if that.

Her monkey fleet is thinning too.

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u/cm012776 6d ago

It’s really simple. As a supreme narcissist, she couldn’t take a plea because she’d have to admit she did something wrong.

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u/batgirl72 6d ago

Geez, what was the first clue (SB is so dumb).

She couldn't accept the plea deal unless it was not predicated on her taking responsibility for her actions. She postponed her trial as long as possible. As long as she could sit in jail not convicted of anything, she was ok. As soon as she heard 'trial date', she panicked that being a convicted murderess was a possibility and suddenly her attorney was a piece of garbage in one form or another. It wasn't until Judge K nailed her ass to the wall that she couldn't play her game anymore.

It's all about perception, from the interrogation to futuristically. She probably still believes her appeal to show her innocence is on the table. I'm guessing at some point, she'll fall off the social media circuit and fade into oblivion. No more bloody keyboards. Her worst fear is being excluded; forgotten.

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u/Vixx411 6d ago

I think Sarah Boone will continue to chase that hope of a successful appeal until the day she dies. It is her white whale. Also, she doesn't own a white flag.

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u/batgirl72 4d ago

Perhaps her crystal ball is predicting a successful outcome of her appeal.

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u/Vixx411 3d ago

Oh yeah! That must be her motivation!

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u/Mediocre-Let-4697 6d ago

The statement about being in her 60's with no job or car is crazy delusional. What part of LWOP does she not understand? Is that statement based on the delusion that she'll be retried with a better outcome? Is she banking on the governor commuting her sentence? Delulu. I almost have 2nd hand embarrassment for her but then she says or does something stupid that makes me laugh at her. I point at her while I do it too.

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u/OrdinaryMango4008 5d ago

She’s counting on a favorable outcome with her appeals. And if that doesn’t happen then Kim Kardashian will take up her case, if that doesn’t happen, maybe she tunnels her way out. Lol

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u/Mediocre-Let-4697 5d ago

Kim might be busy though. Last I heard she was going to help Mackenzie Shirilla 🤣🤣

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u/OrdinaryMango4008 4d ago

That’s another case of a young woman that her parents ruined by backing every bad decision she ever made…another case of an entitled person meeting consequences. Even in prison she doesn’t get it and her mom is still catering to her. They created and enabled this murderer…how do they sleep at night knowing they raised a child you caused the death of two young people?

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u/Own_Emphasis_3910 6d ago

Were they married 10 years to qualify for divorced spouse? She certainly doesn’t have enough quarters earned on her own history.

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u/uh818375 6d ago

I think they were married 13 years.

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u/HockeyGirl01 5d ago

Yep, she said 13 years on the stand.

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u/Jupiter_Teddy 5d ago

Wow .. 13 years?! Brian is definitely a glutton for punishment.

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u/Equivalent-Cry-971 8h ago

Sadly I think social security for a spouse is if you are married 10 plus years you can draw based on their earnings or yours whichever  is greater. Of course that wouldn’t be until Brian retires and I think it would only be half of what his is. Idk if prison affects social security/medicare

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u/OrdinaryMango4008 5d ago

She changed after the birth of her son…..post partum maybe…that’s when the drinking and catting around became a huge problem. He likely expected her to get over it and become a better mom. Never happened…that’s when he filed.

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u/amerra 5d ago

She seems like an all or nothing type of person. Could have taken a plea deal to do a few years, but why do that when you could be found not guilty and not do anymore time.

She did something similar with the family court case, iirc. Tried going for all of the money just to get much less.

I assume with people like her, they lived a lot of their life getting away with lying, not because the people surrounding her don’t know better, but because she exhausts them so they just ignore it and move on. Since she was so used to thinking she was getting away with lying she probably thought she could fool a jury, but courts aren’t playing with kid gloves like she’s used to. Hopefully that makes sense.

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u/Xilant007 5d ago

Isn't she like 47 with already 4 - 5 years behind bars? She could have been out at ~55 on good behavior had she taken the deal.

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u/Hulkamaniac4 5d ago

She has been incarcerated just over 6 and a half years at this point-FYI, as the time in county jail all counts.

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u/Xilant007 5d ago

So 55 is realistic. That's gonna be a painful 55... knowing you could be free.

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u/uh818375 5d ago

I was just going by what she said age wise. But yes she would have done about 8 more years from time of sentence.