Human perversities see no limitation in this dark world today where they race to morph one into idealized sculpted persons is becoming dangerous day by day. People go through dangerous lengths to make themselves physically appealing and attractive. The situation becomes dangerous when people try to do so by circuitous ways. They hope to achieve the best and safest results with little money.

People like Padge Victoria Windslowe take advantage of the opportunity to guile innocent and dreamy eyed women.  A self-proclaimed Michelangelo of buttocks injections, she claimed to serve many in a recently concluded trial of death of a dancer whose heart stopped working due to inexpertly injected overdose of silicone in her buttocks.

Windslowe's apparent boldness completely belied her unsuitability and inexperience for the delicate job. A black marketer of body sculpting, she held no prior medical training apart from the tidbits she collected during her gender transformation operation and a physician client. She boldly used to inject silicone into bodies using her colorful assortment of ancillary tools which included plastic cups, needles, syringes, liquid silicone and glue to patch up the wound.

The story does not end here, Windslowe further claimed that many big names of industry such as Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, Serena Williams, and Ambrosia Rose sought her out. Her claims, preposterous in context, have not been verified by any of the people blamed. The trial had been delayed in the past, time and again by unforeseen circumstances and seemingly intentional delays but the jury was finally successful in announcing its verdict.

She has been charged with a third degree murder, which does not involve pre planning of a murder. She has also been charged with using inferior quality silicone despite of the healthy evidence she gave of her face, bust and buttocks, all injected proudly by her. She also has been very bold and retaliatory about all accusations.   But it seems only a ready tongue cannot justify the wrongdoings of a person.