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Five weeks before he died, Christian Obumseli sent his
girlfriend a text that read: "Is love going to kill me?" He was
dead 33 days later, and she was not arrested for four
months.


This is Part 2 of the Christian Obumseli case. Christian was a
27-year-old Nigerian American from Dallas — a former college
linebacker, an engineering grad, a guy his whole community called
a light in the room. He fell hard for Courtney Clenney, an
OnlyFans creator making close to two million dollars a year. What
followed was two years of documented abuse, multiple police
calls, a stabbing that killed him, and an investigation that
nearly got closed as self-defense within 24 hours of his death.


Tyrella and Nikita walk you through the medical evidence that
pokes holes in Courtney's story, the role race played in how this
case was handled, and the prosecutorial misconduct that has
Christian's family still waiting for a trial date in 2026.


Part 1 covers Christian's background and the full relationship
timeline — start there if you haven't listened yet.


Content warning: domestic violence, racial
slurs, and description of a fatal stabbing. If you're in crisis,
the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is available by call or text.


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to put out now, but the cases are on point! Visit
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