Tranny Jailed For Injecting Cement Into Woman's Butt

Yesterday, while we were transfixed with the Occupy Wall Street protests, we glanced at a story about 45-year-old Kimberly Smedley. The Atlanta woman was finally arrested for injecting industrial silicone (read: caulk), which she purchased at Lowes and Home Depot (yes, the hardware stores), into the butts of strippers and dancers at pumping parties across the country at $1,000 a pop. The FDA ratcheted up their investigation of Kimberly's black market silicone operation after one of those strippers was hospitalized. (Doctors found silicone in her lungs.) But, while going through the news today, we came across the story of a tranny in Miami whose off-label use of construction supplies utterly shocked us. According to police, Oneal Ron Morris, 30, injected a substance consisting of cement, “Fix-a-Flat” (a white, foamy liquid used to temporarily patch holes in tires) and mineral oil into the buttocks of a woman to create a bigger butt and hips. Then Oneal sealed the incision with Super Glue. Don't worry, it's perfectly safe, Oneal probably told the woman. Because prior to performing plastic surgery on "patients," Oneal performed the procedure on herself. The woman suffered a severe reaction and is now hospitalized in serious condition. Cops believe there are more victims and are urging them to come forward. According to the arrest report, Oneal, who's 5'10" and weights 170 pounds -- most of that is her butt (as you can see in the booking photos, above) -- is biologically male and was charged with operating as an unlicensed healthcare professional and causing serious bodily harm. Oneal remains jailed on $7,500 bond. Ladies, don't let random people stick you in the butt ... with needles. Pumping parties kill!

Update: So, Oneal is a stripper and met the victim at the strip club. So, we're assuming the victim is a stripper, too. She paid Oneal $700 for six injections in each butt cheek, but within hours after the "surgery," she became ill and developed cramps in her abdomen and buttocks, pneumonia, and the antibiotic resistant skin infecton, MRSA. According to police, Oneal told the woman, "`Oh don't worry, you'll be fine. We just keep injecting you with the stuff and it all works itself out."' Oneal was on the run for a year, until she was arrested Friday.


UPDATE, Nov. 22: Here's a video report, giving more details about the victim's claims and showing Oneal's transformation (via mugshots) over the years. Oneal's lawyer is also talking. He tells WTVJ: "I can assure you that the state has no evidence other than what this alleged victim is saying. There is not going to be any proof or any documentation that shows that my client accepted any money or injected anybody with anything." Since Friday, several people have come forward claiming Oneal helped build their butts with the poisonous mix.




UPDATE, Nov. 23: Oneal was rearrested, along with accomplice 40-year-old Corey Alexander Eubank, today after a second woman came forward. The second woman told police she paid $900 to have her legs and butt injected the same day as the first woman (who she didn't know) with the same toxic substance administered through a tube ho to a cooler. According to police, when the second victim called Oneal twice afterward with health concerns, Oneal first recommended the woman soak in Epsom salts, then later suggested she “tell the hospital she had MRSA [a staph infection resistant to most antibiotics] and the MRSA treatment would resolve her symptoms.” Eventually the woman went to the hospital and underwent surgery twice to remove cysts and a lymph node. She also received two blood transfusions and needed home healthcare for four months. Police say Corey (pictured, below) was Oneal's assistant during the procedures. He was charged with two counts of unlicensed practice of a healthcare professional with serious injury and being an accessory to a crime.





source: WFOR | WTVJ