Who is Courtney Clenney? OnlyFans star made transactions of $1.1M to dad’s account after stabbing BF to death
November 12, 2022 By Awanish Kumar
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According to evidence given in court, Courtney Clenney, an OnlyFans star, allegedly amassed millions of dollars and transferred funds into her father's bank after fatally murdering her lover. According to the testimony given in Miami, the 26-year-old wire moved $50,000 and $1.1 million into the account after killing Christian Obumseli.
The prosecution claims that she was concealing money that would have allowed her to escape the nation following the horrifying incident. They also said that she would be able to sustain herself wherever she went as long as she had access to the internet and her job. She was seen in fresh police images the day after the attack covered in bruises, according to the Daily Mail.
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A video screenshot of what appears to be a violent interaction between Courtney Clenney and Christian Obumseli in an elevator from February 2022 — months before Obumseli's death.[/caption]
Obumseli, 27, was fatally stabbed in the chest at a Miami condo on April 3 when the two were bickering, leading to the second-degree murder allegation against Clenney. Her lawyers claim that the day after accusing him of stalking her, she stabbed him out of self-defense while being incredibly frightened and upset. On November 10, the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office asked the court to order her to put stay because she was considered a flight risk late.
Clenney may boast "a profession she can maintain abroad if she escapes the country, an act she can surely afford financially," according to The Miami Herald. The sentence continued, "The defendant also has the means of making a swift getaway and supporting herself financially abroad."
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Attorneys for the model have claimed she was acting in self defense.
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It claimed that because she was an OnlyFans model, she had the freedom to work wherever she wanted and was therefore exempt from US legal restrictions because the company is based overseas. Clenney's income was discussed in great detail in the idea, which stated that she made $966,692 in 2020 and $1.8 million in 2021. Additionally, it discovered "suspicious" wire transfers that she is accused of making after the homicide, including one for $1,134,000 and one for $50,000 sent into her father's account following Obumseli's death.
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The images were released by prosecutor’s after a request from NBC.
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Her "strange timing" indicated, in the prosecution's words, that she was "trying and otherwise preparing to delay justice and avoid criminal prosecution." The defendant used her money to purchase a house in Texas while "building relationships to the community," according to defense attorney Sabrina Puglisi. She said, "We don't think she's going to flee," as reported by Daily Mail.
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Newly released photos show OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney’s bruised body taken after the April stabbing.
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On Tuesday, November 15, a Miami judge will decide whether to issue Clenney a bond, put her under home arrest, or keep her in custody until her case is heard. Because police this week released pictures of her battered body in the days after the attack, her attorneys claim she is entitled to house arrest. However, according to the prosecution, prior to the murder day, they were already visible on her body in the Instagram posts.
By Awanish Kumar
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