Dallas Butt Injection Death of Wykesha Reid Ruled a Homicide

It seems that a lot of women are dying to have their dream buttocks these days. Women are actually going under the knife for illegal butt injections and not waking up following their Amber Rose dream surgery. MStars News has learned that the death of Wykesha Reid has been ruled a homicide. Dallas police found the two women who were responsible for Reid's death: 43-year-old Denise Rochelle Ross, best known as "Wewe," and  31-year-old Alicia Clarke, who was born a man named Jimmy Joe Clarke.

Ross and Clarke allegedly performed the illegal procedure, also known as the "Brazilian Butt Lift," on the woman at their Dallas facility.

Reid's body was found at the suspects' business back in February, where she went to get butt implant injections.

When Clarke found the dead body the next day, she claims that she called 911.

Clarke explained to police that Reid came in to get her procedure done, but was not feeling that well. "She was not well and wanted to lay down," she said, claiming that she let Reid stay overnight and found her dead the next morning.

This isn't the first time these two have been in trouble with the law. They have rap sheets of criminal pasts. Some of their history together includes robbery, assault, and prostitution. Now the two face charges for practicing medicine without a license.

Earlier, Wykesha Reid's family was hoping that the two criminals would be caught, and it looks like they will be happy that they will have their day of justice. Detectives on the case believed that Reid died on the table following a medical emergency and left by the two who performed the deadly surgery.

"I just want my cousin to rest in peace, that's all," Nicole Carter, Reid's cousin told reporters, earlier this year. "I want the people to be caught, that's all."

Another customer revealed that her treatment one week before Reid's was shocking and an unforgettable experience.

She described the procedure, saying that the two women "used syringes full of HydroGel - which is not approved by the FDA for injections to the body - and gave her Super Glue and cotton balls to tend to her wounds."

MStars News previously reported that another woman died while getting butt injections. "Black Madam," Padge-Victoria Windslowe was previously on trial after she was charged with third-degree murder in the 2011 death of London dancer Claudia Aderotimi. 

Claudia died from heart failure after she was injected with silicone at a Philadelphia airport hotel.