A woman wanted for 17 years in a Georgia mother’s death after an illegal silicone injection helped set her own arrest in motion by asking officials to renew a driver’s license she had obtained using a stolen identity, authorities said.Tamaira Angell Smith, 52, faces a felony murder charge in the death of Eyanna Moore, 29, of Loganville.Authorities extradited Smith from Texas to Georgia, where she remains in the Gwinnett County Jail.Smith allegedly injected silicone into Moore’s left buttock inside a Holiday Inn Express hotel room near Stone Mountain on May 30, 2009, according to a Gwinnett County criminal arrest warrant.Moore died the following day.Eyanna Moore is pictured with her family.
(Courtesy of Yolanda Hammond)UNLICENSED MIAMI SURGEON 'DR.FRANKENSTEIN' VANISHES DAYS BEFORE TRIAL OVER BOTCHED PROCEDURES: AUTHORITIESMoore’s maternal aunt, Yolanda Hammond, told Fox News Digital that her niece researched providers before agreeing to the procedure.
Hammond said Smith and another woman presented themselves as sisters, one a doctor and Smith as a physician assistant.DEM SENATE HOPEFUL’S ‘PHYSICIAN’ CAMPAIGN PITCH UNDER FIRE AFTER LICENSE RECORDS REVEAL KEY GAPS"Eyanna did extensive research," Hammond said."The website checked out, they had reviews, but we later found out there was an actual cosmetic location except for they were not the real people.
""They used someone else’s credentials to pose themselves as those people."Hammond said Smith called Moore’s husband, David, shortly after the procedure and told him to come to the hotel with yogurt and Gatorade.When he arrived, he found Moore in distress and called 911.Smith later called David to ask how Moore was doing, Hammond said.
He told her Moore had died.Tamaira Angell Smith was charged in Eyanna Moore's death.(Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office)'AMERICA'S MOST WANTED' FUGITIVE CAPTURED ON SAILBOAT OFF NJ COAST AFTER 20 YEARS ON THE RUN"He said she [Smith] was screaming ‘no,’ and hung up...