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   Nothing good ever comes from wigger relationships.   
      
   Florida police say a 27-year-old Miami man died of a knife wound   
   to the chest Sunday — as video shows his Instagram model   
   girlfriend was spotted soaked in blood, wearing handcuffs and   
   being questioned by investigators.   
      
   But so far, there have been no charges.   
      
   Christian Tobechukwu Obumseli suffered "an apparent knife wound"   
   in a domestic violence incident before first responders rushed   
   him 2.5 miles away to the Ryder Trauma Center at Jackson   
   Memorial Hospital, Miami police said in a statement. He was   
   pronounced dead at the hospital.   
      
   A lawyer for his girlfriend, Courtney Clenney, said she was   
   defending herself.   
      
   FLORIDA MOM, BIKINI MODEL, DEFENDS FAMILY IN GUNFIGHT DURING   
   ARMED HOME INVASION   
      
   Video showing the aftermath of the altercation obtained by TMZ   
   appears to show a distraught, blood-covered woman in handcuffs   
   sitting on a balcony, speaking with police. The front of her   
   white sweatpants is stained red, as are her arms, chest, stomach   
   and forehead.   
      
   Authorities said they had interviewed a woman who was involved   
   in "a physical altercation" with Obumseli and that homicide   
   detectives were investigating. A law enforcement source told Fox   
   News Digital that Clenney was taken to a hospital under the   
   Baker Act for a mental evaluation.   
      
   "The Clenney family is devastated by the events leading up to   
   the death of Christian and send their deepest sympathies to his   
   family, friends, and loved ones," said Frank Prieto, Clenney’s   
   attorney. "Clearly, none of this was intended and Courtney is   
   struggling mentally with the aftermath of what occurred that   
   evening."   
      
   The Miami-based WPLG 10 reported Friday that friends of the   
   couple described "a very rocky relationship" — although the   
   sources gave conflicting stories about who might have been the   
   aggressor.   
      
   Prieto said that 1 in 4 U.S. women are victims of domestic   
   violence, as well as 1 in 9 men.   
      
   "As Courtney struggles with the pain of being a survivor of   
   domestic violence and the aftermath of the events that evening,   
   we ask that the community and Christian’s family allow the   
   police and the state to conduct their independent investigation   
   of the events," he said. "This is a tragedy for all involved but   
   it was not criminal conduct; Courtney was defending herself and   
   the investigation will reveal exactly that."   
      
   Police said the incident happened in the luxury apartment   
   building El Paraiso, at 3131 NE 7 Avenue.   
      
   The couple reportedly broke up last month, according to the   
   Miami Herald, and Obumseli allegedly began sleeping in the   
   building’s common areas.   
      
   Then on April 1, Miami police were dispatched to their apartment   
   for a separate domestic call, the paper reported, citing local   
   law enforcement sources. The officers found bruises on Clenney’s   
   arms and legs, but no one was arrested.   
      
   Lee Merritt, a prominent civil rights attorney representing   
   Obumseli’s family, did not respond to multiple requests for   
   comment.   
      
   Clenney uses the name Courtney Tailor on Instagram and OnlyFans,   
   where she boasts more than 2 million followers.   
      
   Obumseli would have turned 28 next week, according to a GoFundMe   
   fundraiser set up by his brother.   
      
   "He did not deserve for his life to be cut short by a heinous   
   act of violence," the brother, Jeffrey Obumseli, wrote.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/florida-man-dead-instagram-model-blood   
      
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