The family of a Nigerian American man who was killed by his OnlyFans model girlfriend has filed a new civil lawsuit, claiming the luxury apartment that the couple lived in could have intervened during their last fight and saved their loved one’s life.
In the complaint, Christian Obumseli’s relatives state security for the One Paraiso apartment complex stood outside the couple’s 22nd-floor high-rise residence for 12 minutes before Courtney Clenney called 911 herself to report that she fatally stabbed her partner, according to the New York Post.
Obumseli’s estate says security “did nothing” to protect the 28-year-old’s life, despite the couple’s history of explosive and volatile arguments and a recent diagnosis of a mental health disorder for Instagram vixen.
“[B]uilding security arrived at the Clenney unit, knocked on the door, heard yelling through the door, stood outside, and did nothing despite knowledge of Ms. Clenney’s history of past disturbances in the unit and common areas, her history of erratic, volatile and aggressive behavior … and her recently diagnosed mental health disorder,” attorneys representing Obumseli’s estate wrote in an amended complaint filed earlier in July.
The family’s lawyer Kim Wald stresses in the lawsuit that Obumseli was not stabbed in an act of self-defense, as suggested by Clenney and her legal team, but believes she was a violent domestic abuser.
The attorneys state in the lawsuit from January 2022 until the day of the tragic stabbing incident that the building staff, security personnel and Miami-Dade police dealt with altercations involving the couple on nine separate occasions, including two instances on the very day of the incident.
Lawyers argue that the building’s management, security and the couple’s landlord were familiar with her erratic behavior. They were allegedly negotiating her eviction due to complaints from neighbors. However, after she disclosed her severe…
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