New photos show OnlyFans star Courtney Clenney seen covered in bruises after 'stabbing boyfriend'
New photos of Courtney Clenney showed the OnlyFans star covered in bruises after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend to death.
The Miami-Dade Attorney's Office released photos of her bruised body, which were reportedly taken after the attack on April 3.
The images seem to show deep bruises on several parts of her body, including down her arms and sides.
In one of the photos, she is seen holding a piece of blanket fabric to cover her naked body as photos show several circular bruises littering her arm and ribcage.
Clenney, 26, is facing second-degree murder charges after Christian Obumseli, 27, was fatally knifed in the chest at a Miami apartment while the two argued on April 3.
Her lawyers are claiming she stabbed him in self-defense and a day earlier she was visibly shaken and fearful as she accused him of stalking her.
They are now claiming that the photos earn her the right for house arrest, however, prosecutors say the bruises were already on her body in Instagram posts before the day of the killing.
Prosecutors also claimed she was a 'flight risk,' since she can do her job as an OnlyFans model from anywhere and had already begun moving money into her father's account.
New pictures released by police show OnlyFan model Courtney Clenney, 26, (pictured) show her covered in bruises after the attack
The photos show various parts of her body, like her ribs and arms, covered in bruises
Her lawyers are claiming the photos are enough proof to put her on house arrest, but prosecutors claim the bruises were already on her body in Instagram posts before the day of the killing
Clenney has reportedly made millions and started moving money into her father's bank after she stabbed her boyfriend to death, a court has heard.
The 26-year-old funneled $1.1million and $50,000 through wire transfers into the account after she killed Obumseli, the Miami court was told.
Prosecutors claim she was stashing away cash that would have allowed her to flee abroad following the gruesome attack.
They also pointed out her job meant she would be financially stable wherever she was in the world as long as she had internet access.
The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office filed a request to the court late Thursday claiming she was a flight risk.
According to the Miami Herald, it said Clenney boasts 'a profession she can maintain abroad if she flees the country, an act she can certainly afford financially.'
The 26-year-old is accused of killing her boyfriend Christian Obumseli (pictured together). Prosecutors are worried she's a 'flight risk' after she reportedly funneled $1.1million and $50,000 through wire transfers into her dad's account after the killing
It went on: 'The defendant furthermore has the means of making quick escape and financially sustaining herself abroad.'
It said her occupation as an OnlyFans model meant she could work anywhere in the world and would be out of US jurisdiction because the firm is based overseas.
The notion went into detail about how Clenney made her money, saying she earned $966,692 in 2020 and $1.8million in 2021.
It also noted 'suspicious' wire transfers she allegedly made after the killing, including $1,134,000 and $50,000 into her father's account after Obumseli's death.
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ShareProsecutors said the 'suspicious timing' appeared she was 'attempting and otherwise preparing to frustrate justice and avoid criminal prosecution'.
Defense attorney Sabrina Puglisi said she spent her money on buying a house in Texas and 'creating ties to the community' there. 'We don't think she's going to flee.'
On Tuesday a Miami judge will decide whether to release Clenney on bond, under house arrest or keep her locked up before trial.
Police this week released photos of her bruised body in the days after the attack, which her lawyers claim earns her the right for house arrest.
But prosecutors claim they were already on her body in Instagram posts before the day of the killing.
On Tuesday a Miami judge will decide whether to release Clenney on bond, under house arrest or keep her locked up before trial
Clenney said she threw the knife at her boyfriend from more than 10 feet away, but Fernandez said the autopsy revealed a deep wound that could only be done at a close distance
Courtney, shown in court recently, is being held on second degree murder charges
Last week audio obtained by DailyMail.com shows Clenney screaming at Obumseli during one of their numerous arguments.
The two recordings, totaling about 13 minutes, were submitted as evidence in the murder trial.
They reveal Clenney shouted racial slurs at her boyfriend - berating and cursing at him in public and private.
In one recording, she calls Obumseli the n-word multiple times, tells him to 'man up b***h,' and 'shut up and let me f**king slap you, dumb a**.'
Obumseli can be heard apologizing in the clips as they fight about him saying hello to one of his female friends while he was out on a bike ride.
In another clip, Clenney barks at Obumseli to find her cellphone - before the audio ends with her shouting: 'I want you to get away from me.'
Obumseli's family attorney Larry Handfield said they were 'shocking,' and it shows 'a consistent pattern with someone who is unhinged and out of control.
'She is the aggressor and abuser in this whole relationship'. In another recordings, Clenney asks her boyfriend if he is 'done gaslighting me'.
He responds: 'Courtney, that's a f***ing threat. I asked you something ... and I apologized but you hit me.' She can then be heard saying: 'Shut the f**k up b***h.'
Clenney called police a day before the fatal stabbing, begging them for help and telling them Obumseli was 'stalking' her. She is shown above in bodycam footage from that response
A third clip revealed an unhinged argument they had on the road - after the OnlyFans model jumped out of their car.
She involves a passerby and screams about Obumseli: 'F**k you! No, you make yourself look good in front of people!'
As they step back into the car, physical slaps can be heard. The audio ends with Obumseli saying: 'Stop hitting me!'
Footage recorded the day before she stabbed her boyfriend shows Clenney begging and sobbing to cops to help her get a restraining order against him.
It comes after footage of the pair inside an elevator revealed Clenney throwing punches at her partner just two months before he was stabbed to death.
Clenney could be seen viciously slapping and pulling Obumseli's hair as he desperately tried to fend off her blows.
But her attorneys claim the harrowing clip lacks context, and her actions were in fact reactionary.
In horrific footage, Courtney Clenney, 26, launch a blistering attack on Christian Obumseli, 27, two months before she killed him in Miami
In the clips filmed on April 2, the couple were seen walking into the lobby of the luxury Miami high-rise where Clenney lived with Obumseli where a doorman tells them that there had been a domestic disturbance.
A tearful and visibly upset Clenney is seen talking on her phone before asking the doorman to let her into the apartment after locking herself out.
She then explains that she broke up with Obumseli a week earlier, and her mother had come to stay with her to help her. She also claimed, however, that he had been sleeping in her 'elevator room' the entire time.
'I broke up with him ... he slept inside my elevator room on a couch, that's stalking. He wouldn't leave me alone,' she told officers.
The scene in the bodycam footage is chaotic, with multiple people speaking over each other. At one point, Clenney, who is shaking, tries to get officers to listen to her.
Last month, the 911 call the OnlyFans model made after stabbing her boyfriend to death revealed how she sobbed 'baby, I'm so sorry' after stabbing him.
Clenney called police after stabbing Christian Obumseli on April 3, 2022.
It was the sad end of the young couple's tumultuous relationship - just one day earlier, she had called police claiming he was trying to attack her.
The audio revealed how she begged paramedics to hurry to the apartment in Miami. 'Please, my boyfriend is dying of a stab wound,' she pleaded down the phone.
She didn't tell the operator that she had stabbed him, but sobbed to him about how sorry she was.
Clenney (right) pictured in court following the death of her boyfriend
In the background, Obumseli can be heard crying out: 'I can't feel my arm.' Clenney is now in custody on charges of second degree murder.
She insists it was self-defense and that Obumseli regularly beat her. Her attorney says the audio proves how distraught she was after stabbing him, and how determined she was to keep him alive.
'This is not someone that stabbed somebody and didn't care. Obviously, you can hear from her emotions she's asking for somebody to come quickly to help,' her lawyer said.
Obumseli's family hear something different. They say it shows that she intended to kill him, then regretted it once the knife had been plunged into him.
'It shows her state of mind. She's saying she's sorry because she's realizing what she's done. She's not saying, 'I was defending myself,'' his family's attorney, Larry Hadfield said.
Police were called to the apartment complex on April 1. Clenney told them that Obumseli had been 'stalking' her.
Bodycam footage of their interaction shows building security guards corroborating her story, and describing how Obumseli 'came towards her'.
Obumseli was rushed to the hospital but he died of his injuries. His family is convinced Courtney was the aggressor in their romance.
Clenney was arrested in Hawaii earlier this year. She is currently being held in custody pending the start of her trial.
Clenney is shown on April 3rd after allegedly stabbing Obumseli on the balcony of their home. She is covered in blood as her dog looks at her
She and Obumseli had been dating less than two years, and their relationship was tumultuous.
She was arrested for domestic battery in Las Vegas, and police were called to their home in Austin, Texas, on several occasions.
The pair moved to Miami at the beginning of the year and staff and residents at the One Paraiso building where they lived reported multiple domestic disturbance complaints about the couple, and had even moved to evict them.
Obumseli's brother in April was angered by her not being charged immediately over his death, saying it was 'because of her 'privilege' as a 'wealthy white woman' and not because of her self-defense claim.
But in a statement posted to Instagram, the victim's brother, Jeffrey Obumseli - and his family - wrote that they do not believe Clenney and demand that she be charged with killing the brother he called Toby.
The model was caught on video covered with blood on her high-rise balcony just after the killing.
'The bottom line is inextricably clear: Courtney is being treated differently because of her privilege as a wealthy White woman,' Jeffrey Obumseli wrote on Instagram.
'Within 24 hours following Toby's death, the detective on the case prematurely concluded this was not a crime of violence.'
Throughout the investigation, Clenney was posting X-rated content on her OnlyFans page since allegedly killing her boyfriend.
X-rated content had appeared on her site a day after she killed Obumseli but it is unclear if it had been scheduled to go live before the incident.
Nearly a day after her arrest, Clenney's page was taken down.
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