@mzr_world: THIS WOMAN USED FIX-A-FLAT TIRE SEALANT ON ACTUAL HUMAN BEINGS. Oneal Ron Morris was sentenced to 10 years in prison for manslaughter after injecting patients with cement, Fix-a-Flat tire sealant, mineral oil, bathroom caulking, and super glue during buttock enhancement procedures. One of her patients died. Morris, who was 30 years old at the time of her arrest in 2011, was performing illegal cosmetic procedures in Florida. She had no medical training or license but presented herself as someone who could enhance people's bodies. A woman seeking a curvier figure and larger buttocks came to Morris after being referred by an acquaintance. She paid $700 for the procedure. Morris injected a toxic mixture into several sites around the woman's buttocks using a tube. When the pain became unbearable, Morris told her everything was fine. The mixture consisted of cement, Fix-a-Flat tire sealant, mineral oil, and bathroom caulking. After the injections, Morris sealed the wounds with super glue instead of proper medical sutures. The victim's rear end eventually hardened and turned black. Side effects from the injections left her feeling sick. She later died from complications related to the procedure, and Morris was charged with manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license. Morris had also performed these procedures on herself. Police believe there may be other victims who were too afraid to come forward. This type of underground cosmetic enhancement is not new to South Florida. The illegal silicone injection scene in Miami has resulted in multiple fatalities over the years. People seeking affordable body enhancements turn to unlicensed practitioners who promise results at a fraction of legitimate medical costs. The consequences can be devastating. Foreign substances injected into the body can cause infections, tissue death, organ failure, and death. Materials like cement and tire sealant were never meant for human use and cannot be safely removed once inside the body. Morris was arrested by Miami Gardens Police in 2011 and eventually convicted years later. She received a 10-year prison sentence in 2017 for the death of her patient. Authorities urged anyone with information about other potential victims to contact the Miami Gardens Police Department. The case highlighted the dangers of seeking cosmetic procedures from unlicensed practitioners, no matter how affordable they seem. Sometimes the cheapest option costs you everything. #Florida #FakeDoctor #PlasticSurgery #Justice #publicsafety

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