Transgender Who Injected Client's Butts With Cement Sentenced To 10 Years

Morris was held responsible for the death of Shatarka Nuby, 31, who died in federal prison in 2012 after receiving 10 injections from the 'toxic tush doctor.' Nuby was determined to have died from respiratory failure caused by the silicone used in Morris's procedures.
Transgender woman who injected client's butts with cement sentenced to 10 years in male prison.

A transgender Florida woman known as the 'toxic tush doctor' was sentenced to 10 years in prison and five years probation on Monday after injecting a female patient's buttocks with ingredients that caused her death.

O'Neal Morris, 36, had been accused of injecting patients with a mixture of Fix-a-Flat, cement, silicone, mineral oil and Super Glue to give women butt injections ,WSVN reported.

She pleaded no contest to manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license following the death of Shatarka Nuby, 31, who died in federal prison in 2012 after receiving the injections.

Morris, who was sentenced in a Broward County court, had said that she and Nuby were close friends and told the court: 'I would never do that. So, please don't listen to the lies. Please do not listen to what they're reporting, because it's not.'

She claimed that she never 'injected any human with any type of unknown substance.'

Nuby's mother told Morris in court: 'What you took from me that was a precious jewel.'

Under the plea deal she could have received up to 15 years in prison.

Morris, who was born a man but identifies as a woman, will serve her sentence in a men's prison. Florida law does not make exceptions for transgender people.

Nuby passed away from acute and chronic respiratory failure reportedly caused by the silicone used in the procedure while serving time in a Tallahassee prison.

She had underwent around 10 illegal treatments from Morris to enhance her buttocks, hips, thighs and breasts. Her treatments cost $2,000.

Morris was previously sentenced to a year in prison by a Miami-Dade court in 2013.

She was first arrested by police on November 18, 2011, after a 'patient' came forward claiming she had entered a toxic concoction into her backside.

Morris reportedly sealed her injections with cotton balls and super glue.

During a police investigation into Morris's alleged illegal surgeries, more than 30 people from across the US reportedly came forward with claims they were scammed by the bogus doctor.

One 'patient', Rajee Narinesingh, accused Morris of making her 'into a monster' after she received several procedures from the 'doctor' in 2005.

Narinesingh, a transgender woman, wanted fuller lips, cheeks and chin, but could not afford an operation by a licensed plastic surgeon, using medical silicone.

She said she had heard about the 'fake doctor' by word of mouth through the transgender community.