End in sight : Padge-Victoria Windslowe , 45 , finished testifying Friday in her buttocks-injection murder . A transgender hip-hop artist finished testifying Friday in her buttocks-injection murder trial but not before she asked to say something more to the jury . Padge-Victoria Windslowe looked dejected when her lawyer quickly shut down her request . ' I wanted to say something from my heart , ' Windslowe grumbled . The 45-year-old Windslowe testified for two and a half days about the 2011 death of a London dancer she injected with silicone at an airport hotel . ‘ My client 's not a murderer , ’ defense lawyer David Rudenstein said in closing arguments Friday . ‘ It 's clear she gave butt injections to people . That does n't make her guilty of third-degree murder or aggravated assault. ’ Big-city doctors at the time were only first seeing patients injured by black-market silicone injections , but Windslowe had experienced only good results , he said . And he urged jurors to avoid bias about his client 's lifestyle , which included her turn as ‘ the Black Madam ’ running an escort service ; as a dominatrix in slickly-produced music videos ; and as the faux surgeon ‘ Lillian ’ catering to strippers and fellow transgender women . ‘ The case is not about lifestyle , about whether you ... personally disliked the defendant , ’ Rudenstein said . ‘ The people who saw my client came from a certain walk ( of life ) . They were n't going to a medical office . They were going to a hotel room . They were all kind of in it ( together ) . ’ Prosecutors were set to give their closing arguments later on Friday . It is not clear if the six-man , six-woman jury will begin deliberations before the weekend . Windslowe complained of chest pains at the courthouse Monday as she prepared to return to the witness stand . She was released late Wednesday and back in custody at a Philadelphia prison where she has been held since her arrest in 2012 . On trial : Windslowe ( left ) , 45 , has been charged with killing 20-year-old London dancer Claudia Aderotimi ( right ) The defendants proved to be a riveting witness during three days on the stand , claiming in her many colorful tangents that she crossed paths with rappers Kanye West and Nicki Minaj , model Amber Rose and Ed Rendell , the former Pennsylvania governor and ex-mayor of Philadelphia . Windslowe bragged that clients , among them celebrities , chose her to perform silicone buttocks injections over licensed surgeons because of her deft work . But authorities believe Windslowe caused the death of Claudia Aderotimi in 2011 and injured several other women through shoddy silicone injections . She clashed with Assistant District Attorney Carlos Vega who questioned why people like Rose and her friends would choose an unlicensed practitioner over a Los Angeles plastic surgeon . ' I was the best , and I do n't mean that to be cocky , ' Windslowe said in earlier testimony . Windslowe said she learned the lucrative buttocks injection business from doctors in Thailand and Ecuador — vaguely referred to as Dr. Morales , Dr. Chimchoke and Dr . Vu — who performed her sex-change surgeries . She said she has since performed thousands of the procedures on devoted clients including rappers , strippers and women in customer-service jobs , earning the name 'the Michelangelo of buttocks injections . ' On the stand Friday , Windslowe denied that she was on the run in the 18 months following Aderotimi 's death , when Windslowe acknowledged that she changed addresses at least five times . Tragic death : Aderotimi died in 2011 after she was injected with low-grade silicone , which spread to the woman 's lungs , liver and brain . She said she believed that investigators were still trying to find out why the woman died , given that so many of her other clients , she said , had no problems with the injections . 'If you wanted me , you would have come and got me , ' Windslowe said . Aderotimi died after she was injected with low-grade silicone at Philadelphia airport hotel . Doctors have told jurors during the two-week trial that the syringe hit a vein and sent silicone to the woman 's lungs , liver and brain . Two other women testified they spent months in the hospital with similar injuries after visits with Windslowe , including 23-year-old stripper Sherkeeia King , who received an injection on a dining room table at a 'pumping party ' that sent her to the hospital vomiting blood . Windslowe faces 20 to 40 years in prison if convicted of third-degree murder in Aderotimi 's death , and potentially more time for aggravated assault and practicing medicine without a license . Seedy side buisness : Windslowe said her nickname 'Black Madam ' came from years spent running an escort service employing male , female and transgender sex workers . Big business : Although she was unlicensed , Windslowe charged about $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 per session depending on the amount of silicone requested . She said she started doing body sculpting two decades ago to help transgender friends . Transgender women often want to plump up an indent in the side of the buttocks they call 'the boy pocket , ' she said . Windslowe charged about $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 per session depending on the amount of silicone requested . Some clients , including a pole dancer she discussed last Friday , saw her a half-dozen times .
Padge-Victoria Windslowe , 45 , asked to say something 'from the heart ' to the jury , but her defense attorney stopped her from speaking . Defense lawyer David Rudenstein said in closing arguments Windslowe 's buttocks-injection business does not make her guilty of murder . Windslowe is charged with causing the death of 20-year-old Kanye West break dancer Claudia Aderotimi . Windslowe complained of chest pains at the courthouse Monday and spent two days in a hospital .