Last week, Maxine told the court that her boyfriend, Asad Khan, was an abusive partner and she is the victim, not the villain.
Wahome was charged with the murder of Khan which occurred in December last year after a domestic squabble.
Through her lawyer, Phillip Murgor, Wahome said Khan, who she alleged was a mechanic, had been taking all her sponsorship money leaving her destitute.
Murgor told Justice Mutende that all her sponsorship money went to Khan and his brother.
“Asad was a mechanic who helped Maxine fix her rally cars and when she got famous, all the sponsorship money ended up in the hands of Asad and his brother Adil,” Murgor said.
“And as she stands here she does not have anything in her pocket and very little in her bank account.”
Murgor also said Adil is in possession of her rally car and he is demanding Sh2.9 million before he releases it.
Justice Mutende told Murgor that the allegation was extreme and she would not record it.
Murgor also narrated to the court how Wahome met her boyfriend, saying he approached her. He said Wahome was a nursery school teacher at a nearby school and the deceased tracked her down and got her contact.
The lawyer said Wahome, who is now 25, got into the relationship with Khan, who died aged 50 when she was 22 years old.
Asad's family had opposed Maxine's application to be released on bail.
In a pre-bail report filed in court, Adil told the court that the two families are now worst enemies.
He expressed the pain they have endured as a family due to the death of his brother. Both Maxine and Asad Khan were celebrity rally drivers.
“Everything happened so fast, unexpectedly. One moment the two families are all happy and celebrating in a rally and the next they are worst of enemies,” the report reads.
It was also established that Maxine and Asad's families are well-known to each other due to their love for motorsport.
“They(families) were aware of the love relationship between the accused and deceased,” the report reads.
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