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Fugitive suspect in Georgia mom’s silicone injection murder captured 17 years later after DMV slipup: cops

I AM NOT EVEN EXAGGERATING RIGHT NOW, THIS ALL STARTED IN A HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS NEAR STONE MOUNTAIN GEORGIA BACK IN 2009, WHICH MATTERS BECAUSE THAT HOTEL ROOM WAS WHERE A TWENTY-NINE YEAR OLD MOTHER NAMED EYANNA MOORE WAS ALLEGEDLY GIVEN AN ILLEGAL SILICONE INJECTION BY A WOMAN POSING AS A MEDICAL WORKER, AND MOORE TRAGICALLY DIED, AND THE SUSPECT NAMED TAMAIRA SMITH FLED AND SPENT SEVENTEEN YEARS ON THE RUN FROM A FELONY MURDER WARRANT, BUT THEN SHE GOT CAUGHT BECAUSE SHE CONTACTED THE SOUTH CAROLINA DMV TO ASK FOR HELP RENEWING A DRIVER'S LICENSE SHE HAD OBTAINED UNDER A STOLEN IDENTITY, AND INVESTIGATORS USED FACIAL RECOGNITION TO MATCH HER TO THE MURDER WARRANT, LEADING POLICE TO TEXAS WHERE SHE WAS ARRESTED, AND NOW SHE IS IN A GEORGIA JAIL AWAITING AN OCTOBER BOND HEARING.

Tamaira Angell Smith was arrested on a 17-year-old Georgia murder warrant after South Carolina investigators used facial recognition to flag her fraudulent driver's license renewal.

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