SHE was nicknamed the ‘half-ton killer’ after claiming she killed her nephew by rolling on him.Now Mayra Rosales is making headlines again for much better reasons.
SHE was nicknamed the ‘half-ton killer’ after falsely claiming she killed her nephew by rolling on him.
But Mayra Rosales is making headlines again, this time for very good reason.
The American woman, who once weighed around 470kg at her heaviest, has now lost a stunning 80 per cent of her body weight and revealed her incredible new look in a series of Facebook posts.
The Texan was once branded the world’s fattest woman, but new photos show she is far from that now.
Rosales first came to global attention after confessing to crushing her two-year-old nephew, Eliseo, to death in 2008, but she was acquitted of all charges in 2011.
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