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The Charges Against Courtney Clenney's Parents Have Been Dropped (7/18/24)
Jul 18, 2024 ·
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Courtney Clenney's parents, Kim and Deborah Clenney, were charged with computer hacking, accused of attempting to access the laptop of Courtney's deceased boyfriend, Christian Obumseli, after his death in 2022....
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Courtney Clenney's parents, Kim and Deborah Clenney, were charged with computer hacking, accused of attempting to access the laptop of Courtney's deceased boyfriend, Christian Obumseli, after his death in 2022.
However, these charges were dropped due to a ruling by Circuit Judge Laura Shearon Cruz. The judge found that prosecutors had violated attorney-client privilege by accessing private communications between the Clenneys and their attorneys. This decision was made after it was revealed that the state had seized text messages and emails during an investigation that included privileged conversations discussing defense strategy. Due to the inadmissibility of this key evidence, the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office decided to "nolle prosse" the charges, meaning they voluntarily dropped the case.
Despite the dismissal of the computer hacking charges, Courtney Clenney still faces a second-degree murder charge for the stabbing death of Obumseli, which she claims was in self-defense. Her attorneys are now seeking to have the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office recuse itself from the murder case, arguing that the prosecutors have been tainted by the privileged information they accessed.
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However, these charges were dropped due to a ruling by Circuit Judge Laura Shearon Cruz. The judge found that prosecutors had violated attorney-client privilege by accessing private communications between the Clenneys and their attorneys. This decision was made after it was revealed that the state had seized text messages and emails during an investigation that included privileged conversations discussing defense strategy. Due to the inadmissibility of this key evidence, the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office decided to "nolle prosse" the charges, meaning they voluntarily dropped the case.
Despite the dismissal of the computer hacking charges, Courtney Clenney still faces a second-degree murder charge for the stabbing death of Obumseli, which she claims was in self-defense. Her attorneys are now seeking to have the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office recuse itself from the murder case, arguing that the prosecutors have been tainted by the privileged information they accessed.
(commercial at 7:52)
to contact me:
bobbycapucci@protonmail.com
source:
Prosecutors toss felony case against OnlyFans model, parents (lawandcrime.com)
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