Plastic Surgeon blames Kanye West's cousin for the death of the singer's mother, wants his name cleared

The California plastic surgeon who operated on Kanye West’s mother before her sudden November 2007 death blames the hip-hop star’s cousin for the demise of Donda West.

KANYE WEST'S MOM DIES AFTER COSMETIC SURGERY

“I think the truth needs to be out there. If he had any b---s or if he was any kind of man he could (speak up). But the real answer is he probably won’t.”

And Dr. Jan Adams now wants the 21-time Grammy winner to clear his muddied name.

 

 Scoggins then never followed through on promises to install patient monitors in Donda’s bedroom when she returned home after 5 1/2 hours of surgery, Adams charged. Pictured is Donda West's home where she died.

Adams claims he was scapegoated after Donda’s death, and points to mistakes he claims made by West’s cousin Stephan Scoggins following Donda’s lengthy liposuction, tummy-tuck and breast-reduction surgery.

Ed Winter, Los Angeles County Coroner's Assistant Chief of Investigations, said his office received a terse letter from the state nursing board announcing its probe of Scroggins was dropped.

Allegations not sustained,” the letter read. “Case closed.”

“Most people that I run into think she died on the table, they don’t even know this lady was home for a day,” said Adams. “The truth hasn't been revealed.”

Scoggins — a registered nurse with a Ph.D. in public health — took charge of Donda’s post-surgery care despite Adams’ recommendation of a private recovery center, according to Adams.