*Accusations of administering fatal butt injections to a London breakdancer have resulted in a murder conviction for Padge-Victoria Windslowe.
MyFoxPhilly.com reports the verdict was revealed Monday by a jury. Closing arguments in Windslowe’s case were presented on Friday (March 6). While deciding their verdict, the jury had to decide whether Windslowe of murder or involuntary manslaughter.
Windslowe, who rapped under the name ‘Black Madam,’ was accused of killing 20-year-old Claudia Aderotimi, through giving her fatal butt injections in an airport hotel in 2011. Prosecutors claimed Windslowe presented herself as a physician’s assistant to Aderotimi, despite having no experience in professional medicine.
Although Aderotimi complained of chest pain shortly after the procedure, Windslowe continued to act as a physician’s assistant
“She put her hand on this young lady’s chest as if she were doing an exam,” Assistant District Attorney Bridget Kirn said. “But there was no exam.”
For her part, Windslowe testified that she performed the butt injections thousands of times since 1995. So much so that she bragged that she was “the Michelangelo of buttocks injections” with claims of Amber Rose being “a walking billboard” for her work.
During the trial, Windslowe’s David Rudenstein argued that his client was not aware of the potential dangers associated with the illegal injections because she was only familiar with satisfied customers, according to My Fox Philly.
“Clearly with all the information from this case, we know it shouldn’t be done, it’s too risky,” Rudenstein said. “We know that now. But we didn’t know that then.”
Murder wasn’t the only conviction Windslowe received. Regarding serious injures that resulted from injections she gave to Sherkeei King, at a “pumping party” in East Germantown in February 2012, Windslowe was convicted of aggravated assault. King ended up being taken to the hospital after silicone from the injections entered her blood stream and traveled to her heart and lungs. Doctors testified at Windslowe’s trial that both organs were permanently damaged by the procedure.
For the murder charge alone, Windslowe faces 20 to 40 years behind bars. At this time, it is unclear when she will be sentenced.
We Publish News 24/7. Don’t Miss A Story. Click HERE to SUBSCRIBE to Our Newsletter Now!
