The OnlyFans Murder Case: Courtney Clenney's Self-Defence Claim
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On April 3, 2022, 27-year-old Christian "Toby" Obumseli was fatally stabbed inside the luxury Miami condominium he shared with his girlfriend, influencer and OnlyFans creator Courtney Clenney.
Courtney never denied causing the fatal injury, but she insisted it was self-defence. Prosecutors insisted it was murder.
For years, this case divided the internet. Security footage, police bodycam video, disturbing audio recordings, allegations of domestic abuse from both sides, and forensic evidence all fueled a debate that seemed destined to play out in front of a jury.
But after years of delays, the trial never happened.
In this updated episode of Serial Napper, we're revisiting this case, including the new evidence both sides planned to present, the shocking developments that changed the course of everything, and the plea agreement that brought the criminal proceedings to an unexpected end.
Was Courtney Clenney a victim who fought back? Or was Christian Obumseli the victim all along?
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