Jury reaches verdict Sarah Boone murder trial

A jury rendered a guilty verdict in the second-degree murder trial of Sarah Boone. The jury arrived at that decision after a short period of deliberations that began late Friday afternoon, following closing arguments.

Lawyer: This is the key piece of evidence in the Sarah Boone trial

Laura Cadilac of Cadilac Law, a Texas-based law firm, has been following the Sarah Boone trial. She joined FOX 35's Garrett Wymer shortly after the case was given to the jury to discuss some of the most interesting moments of the trial. While second-degree murder was the most severe charge against Sarah Boone, Cadilac she said was surprised that Boone wasn't charged with first-degree murder in light of the videos at the center of the case.

911 call by woman disguised as a pizza order

A man was arrested after a woman used a 911 call disguised as a pizza order to report an alleged sexual assault in progress, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.

Defense: 'No doubt' Sarah Boone is a victim

Attorney James Owens, who is representing Sarah Boone in her murder trial, delivers his closing statements to the jury. Sarah Boone is charged with second-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, Jorge Torres. Torress was zipped in a suitcase and left in that suitcase until he died, the state alleges.