Fake doc gets prison for deadly butt injections A woman dubbed the “Toxic Tush” doctor will spend a decade behind bars for using Super Glue and Fix-a-Flat tire sealant to enlarge women’s behinds and causing one patient to die. Oneal Ron Morris, 36, who is transgender, was sentenced to 10 years Monday in Florida’s Broward County court after pleading guilty to manslaughter and injecting several women with the toxic mixture, according to CBS Miami . Shatarka Nuby, 31, died after receiving as many as 10 injections from Morris between 2007 and 2010. She paid Morris as much as $2,000 for the deadly procedures, the Sun-Sentinel reported . “There’s no closure. Putting [Morris] in jail won’t bring her back,” said Nuby’s aunt Juanita in court. Morris, who is not a licensed doctor, combined silicone, mineral oil, Fix-a-Flat tire sealant, cement and Super Glue to give women shapelier backsides. She previously served a year in prison on related charg...
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BlackWomenAtWork know how Maxine Waters and April Ryan feel To say Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly and White House press secretary Sean Spicer touched a nerve would be an understatement. Both men made comments Tuesday that struck many observers as being disrespectful of two prominent and successful black women. And those comments sparked a viral social media reaction. In O'Reilly's case , he said he couldn't focus on a word that Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., said in a clip shown on Fox & Friends because he was looking at her "James Brown wig." O'Reilly later apologized, saying it was a "dumb" joke and that he respected Waters "for being sincere in her beliefs." Spicer took issue with the questions being asked by American Urban Radio Networks reporter April Ryan during a news conference at the White House. Spicer accused Ryan of having a biased agenda and at one point told her "stop shaking your head ."...
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