N.J. man dies from penis enhancing injection, authorities say; woman charged with manslaughter

[Amerigo Vespucci]

N.J. man dies from penis enhancing injection, authorities say; woman charged with manslaughter



Authorities have charged a 34-year-old woman with manslaughter after a man died from a silicon injection in his penis she allegedly administered, the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office said today.

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/12/penis_enhancement_death.html



Essex County Pros. Office
Suspect Kasia Rivera

EAST ORANGE — Authorities have filed homicide charges against a woman after she allegedly administered a silicone injection into the penis of a 22-year-old man, who suffered a fatal blood clot.

The victim, who died in May, had been seeking a penis enhancement, authorities said today.

Kasia Rivera, 34, of East Orange, was arrested today on manslaughter charges and unauthorized practice of medicine in the death of Justin Street, the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office said.

Street, also of East Orange, died May 6, the day after he went to Rivera’s home, where she gave him the injection, authorities said.

[Dead_Parrot]

1. That is not a face you want to see approaching your tackle with a needle.

Seriously, fuck that shit.

[Broderick]

2. LOL

[Javaman]

3. No shit. That's a face straight out of a graphic comic. nt

[SCantiGOP]

4. Can't remember who said it

But it was widely reported that when Strom Thurmond finally died at age 100 (or maybe it was 101) one of his colleagues remarked that they would probably have to take a 2 by 4 and knock his peckere down so they could close the coffin. Maybe at least this guy will get the same treatment.

[MADem]

5. Ol' Strom, the book, had that gem

Amazon.com Review

Ol' Strom is a workmanlike, largely anecdotal biography of the oldest--and longest-serving--United States senator in American history. Jack Bass and Marilyn W. Thompson provide a political education to younger readers who only know Thurmond as the congressional landmark who, too proud to wear a hearing aid, urges witnesses in Senate hearings to "speak into the machine." Among the book's highlights are an account of Thurmond's 1948 presidential campaign, in which he carried four states and established the vitalness of the South for future aspirants to the White House (as well as firmly setting down a political platform of racial divisiveness that would set the tone for the civil rights era a decade later), and his successful 1954 write-in campaign for the Senate seat he's held ever since. There's also plenty of detail concerning Thurmond's legendary sexual appetite: he was so notorious in Washington that Lyndon Johnson forbade his daughter to go out with him. (She was in high school; he just a few years shy of 60.) Another Senate colleague got off perhaps the best one-liner summing up the Thurmond mystique: "When he dies, they'll have to beat his pecker down with a baseball bat in order to close the coffin lid." Reading Ol' Strom, you won't doubt that assessment for a single second. --Ron Hogan --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

http://www.amazon.com/Ol-Strom-Unauthorized-Biography-Thurmond/dp/1570035148