Murder suspect, Sarah Wairimu, has asked Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to launch further investigations into the murder of her husband Tob Cohen.
Tob Cohen, 71, went missing on July 19th but 42 days later he was found dead inside a septic tank in his Kitisuru home.
During his disappearance, Wairimu, who is currently detained at Langata Women’s Prison, claimed that her husband went for a golf trip in Thailand.
But addressing journalists after attending the burial of her husband at Jewish Ceremony in Nairobi on Tuesday, Wairimu urged the DCI to extend investigations into late Cohen’s family.
She urged DCI to investigate Cohen‘s sister Gabrielle Van Straten who is heir apparent to Tob Cohen’s estate.
Cohen, bequeathed his property estimated to be worth Sh700 million, which includes the Kitusuru home, cash and shareholding of his companies to his sister Gabrielle, brother, and children of his sister.
Wairimu was left with nothing.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
Tob Cohen, 71, went missing on July 19th but 42 days later he was found dead inside a septic tank in his Kitisuru home.
During his disappearance, Wairimu, who is currently detained at Langata Women’s Prison, claimed that her husband went for a golf trip in Thailand.
But addressing journalists after attending the burial of her husband at Jewish Ceremony in Nairobi on Tuesday, Wairimu urged the DCI to extend investigations into late Cohen’s family.
She urged DCI to investigate Cohen‘s sister Gabrielle Van Straten who is heir apparent to Tob Cohen’s estate.
Cohen, bequeathed his property estimated to be worth Sh700 million, which includes the Kitusuru home, cash and shareholding of his companies to his sister Gabrielle, brother, and children of his sister.
Wairimu was left with nothing.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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