‘Butt Lady’ Convicted of Murdering ‘ER’ Star Cindyana Santangelo Gets 15 years In Prison

A California girl convicted of murdering “ER” star Cindyana Santangelo with a silicone butt injection might spend the remainder of her life in prison.

Libby Adame — nicknamed “The Butt Lady” — was sentenced Wednesday to fifteen years to life in prison.

As we reported … final month Adame was discovered responsible of second-degree murder and training medication with out a license in reference to Cindyana’s loss of life.

Cindyana died again in March, as we first instructed you … and investigators stated outcomes from her post-mortem confirmed she suffered an embolism from a silicone injection that had been administered earlier that day.

Jurors deliberated for somewhat over a day earlier than discovering Adame responsible.

At the time of Cindyana’s loss of life, Adame was already on probation in an involuntary manslaughter case. That case stemmed from deadly butt injections in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, in 2019, which claimed the lifetime of 26-year-old Karissa Rajpaul.

Prosecutors within the Rajpaul trial reportedly warned Adame that she may very well be charged with murder if one other shopper died … and that is precisely what occurred.

Adame and her daughter have been convicted of involuntary manslaughter within the Pajpaul case in March 2024 … however have been acquitted of murder in that case.

Cindyana was solely 58 when she died and he or she was famously dubbed the “Latin Marilyn Monroe” by Jane’s Addiction frontman Perry Farrell.

In addition to her recurring position on “Married… With Children” as Sierra Madre, Cindyana additionally made TV appearances on “CSI: Miami” and “ER.” On the large display screen, she appeared in “Hollywood Homicide” with Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett … and he or she’s featured in a ton of music movies from again within the day.

Cindyana’s husband, Frank, spoke out in court about “the damage done by” Adame and stated the household had their lives “turned upside down” because of her loss of life.