Video Of Clenney Attacking Obumseli Before She Murdered Him

Video Of Clenney Attacking Obumseli Before She Murdered Him
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In lieu of the recent murder incident which had seen American porn star and model Courtney Clenney killing her Nigerian boyfriend Christian Obumseli, a video had emerged of her had viciously attacking him in an elevator two months before she allegedly stabbed him to death.

The prosecutors had also released the footage that had clearly shown Clenny slapping, punching, and pulling Obumseli’s hair as the 27-year-old desperately tried to fend off her attacks.

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Two months later, on April 3rd, 2022, Courtney allegedly stabbed Christian to death with a knife in their luxury Miami apartment. The two had been together for two years.

She claimed self-defense at the time and was released. But prosecutors recently found evidence to suggest otherwise. She was officially arrested on Wednesday and has been charged with murder.

At a press conference Thursday afternoon, August 11, Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle revealed shocking evidence in the case against Clenney, claiming Obumseli had been a victim of domestic violence that ultimately killed him.

See video of Onlyfans model, Courtney Clenney, attacking Nigerian-American boyfriend Christian Obumseli in the elevator below;

In the video, Clenney, in a white bra top and plaid loungewear pants, pushes, shoves, and jumps on Obumseli, who wears a blue T-shirt and black track pants. He puts his arms out and turns his back to her to press buttons on the elevator panel. At one point, he appears to briefly put her in a headlock, and later pushes her face with his hand.

Fernandez Rundle claimed the clip showed “the defendant aggressively attacking Christian,” adding, “I think [the video] was a descriptive way to show what the relationship was and who the aggressor was.”

 

Africa Daily News, New York

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