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Disturbing vid shows OnlyFans star Courtney Clenney ‘attack Christian Obumseli in elevator’ a month before his ‘murder’
DISTURBING video of OnlyFans star Courtney Clenney has been exposed, showing her allegedly attacking Christian Obumseli in an elevator just a month before he was murdered.
Clenney, 25, known as Courtney Tailor on social media, was arrested in Hawaii on Wednesday and pictured sobbing in a disheveled mugshot as the investigation into Obumseli's April 3 death continues.
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The new video comes from a private elevator, according to , and shows Clenney repeatedly striking Obumseli, sometimes in the head.
Obumseli tried to push her away, but Clenney has reportedly been pinned as the main aggressor.
The video, which is about one minute long, was shown at a press conference held Thursday afternoon.
Clenney is expected to be transported back to South Florida, where Obumseli was murdered earlier this year, following her arrest in Hawaii earlier this week.
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Clenney was detained and taken to a mental institution after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to death in their apartment.
She initially claimed self-defense but her arrest was confirmed on Wednesday afternoon by her defense lawyer Frank Prieto, the reported.
“I’m completely shocked, especially since we were cooperating with the investigation and offered to voluntarily surrender her if she were charged,” Prieto said.
According to Local10, there was allegedly a history of domestic violence and other issues on the part of both Clenney and Obumseli.
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Security at the apartment building where they resided had reportedly documented various incidents between the two.
The couple had reportedly separated in March, with Clenney kicking Obumseli out of their apartment, but had resumed their romance in early April.
The Sun exclusively revealed Clenney's mounting legal problems as a bond forfeiture warrant for her arrest was issued in Travis County, Texas, on July 1.
She was initially booked in Texas on September 16, 2020, for driving while intoxicated, and her bond was set at $8,000.
The Sun previously revealed her mugshot, showing her with smudged eye makeup and rumpled blonde hair, as she pulled down a blue mask during the initial Covid-19 pandemic.
Filings from Travis County show Clenney had retained attorney Meril Anthes, and a pre-trial conference hearing was moved to June 24, 2022, which she appears to have skipped.
The Sun reached out to Anthes for comment but did not immediately hear back.
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