BOGUS TRANNY DOC ONEAL RON MORRIS: NEW VICTIM?

FACING FACTS

BUMMER

OKAY, quite why you'd let the alleged bogus tranny doctor anywhere near after looking at him is a mystery.
But now another woman has come forward to claim that her misshapen and damaged features were as a result of work performed by weirdo quack Oneal Ron Morris. 

INJECTIONS MY ASS, SAYS ONEAL RON MORRIS LAWYER

BUM DEAL?

A LAWYER for the bogus tranny doctor accused of injecting toxic substances into the buttocks of a patent is claiming the charges against his client are false.
Oneal Ron Morris is accused of nearly killing a woman by injecting her buttocks with glue, cement and other household products including 'Fix-a-Flat' which we reported here.
Cops say a victim who was looking to get a job at a nightclub and wanted a curvier figure paid Morris $700 for the injections in 2010.
They spent nearly a year trying to track down the transvestite and said she moved frequently. 
Cops are also looking into the possibility that she may be part of an underground surgery ring.

AARON 'VERA' MORALES' SEX CHANGE CAN'T FOOL COPS

FOXY LADY

THE lengths some people go to, to avoid arrest. Aaron "Vera" Morales took extreme measure and then some, by having sex change Federal prosecutors in Mexico allege. According to country's The Attorney General's Office he "had plastic surgery in an effort to evade justice, to change his identity from a man to a woman." And along with his new look, the 33-year-old, who has been charged with defrauding a government health agency on a sound system contract, had brand new documents to go with his brand new look.
Mexico City law allows people to legally change gender identity, and Vera Morales does not face any false ID charges.
Officials could not say whether the man had surgery to alter his gender or simply to alter his appearance.
And we wouldn't want to be the officer given the task of finding out either.

FACELIFT LOVE GRUDGE SLAYING: CHARGES DROPPED

PROSECUTORS in North Carolina have dropped a murder charge in a bizarre cased that mixed plastic surgery, teen rivalry and a 30-year grudge. The charges were dropped against nurse Sally Jordan Hill, a former nurse anesthetist who had been accused of killing her former high school love rival Sandra Baker Joyner in 2001 by juicing her up with deadly drugs while she was recovering from a mini-facelift.
District Attorney Andrew Murraysaid he was troubled by Hill’s actions but