What a tragedy! The young mother lost her life because
María Paz Peñaloza was 31 years old. Doctors found her dead death last month. It happened after an unsuccessful attempt to remove implants from the buttocks. The woman underwent an illegal liposuction clinic. On April 11, she was disconnected from life support apparatus.
A simple mistake killed her
The false surgeon, Felipe Hoyos-Foronda, did not have the right to perform similar treatments. He tried to escape but was arrested at the JFK airport. He is the victim of Lidocaine with a syringe, which caused a heartbeat.
« We never imagined that this would happen, » the Daily News said the Sister of the Victim, 34-year-old Linney Peñaloza Cabrera. – She went there because her friend was already there at surgery and recommended this place.
Queens prosecutors believe that Peñalose has died as a result of lidocaine poisoning. Lidocaine, although generally safe, can be toxic in the event of improper application, « New York Post said.
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« Doctor » tried to escape to Colombia
While the victim was in the hospital, her friend went to the illegal clinic to pick up Penelope’s things. When she understood what had happened, she called the police. The « doctor » was to leave the clinic in a hurry. But the police managed to track his license plate his car and caught him at the airport, from where he wanted to escape to Colombia – describes « New York Post ».
Initially, he did not hear the allegation of causing the death of a woman. It will probably change now.
Because the US healthcare system does not work like in Europe, women close to women founded a collection for its treatment on the Gofundme.com platform. They needed money to pay for the fight for her life. They collected less than 6,000 hole. This is a negligible percentage of what will pay to the family for a Penelope stay in the hospital for several weeks.
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Penelope died after an unsuccessful surgery.
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The woman had two children.
