Another woman was has been taken in for questioning by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations in connection with the late Billionaire Tob Cohen's murder case.
The Daily Nation of Tuesday, October 1, 2019, reported that DCI George Kinoti confirmed that investigators believe Nancy could shed more light on the ongoing investigation.
Many people have since identified the woman as a tycoon in the hair and beauty industry but very few people know that her journey to stardom was dotten with rough patches and thorns.
In a sit-down with The Standard in 2012, the self-made tycoon revealed that her love for hair and beauty stemmed from her childhood and that she would thrive in the industry.

etectives have taken in businesswoman Nancy Kigwe Wettstein for questioning in relation to the probe on the murder of Tob Cohen.
When she was 22 years old is, however, when she took the leap into the crowded industry and made a bold step to get an education in the United Kingdom.
She faced a rebellion from the society who believed that her career choice was not a viable one but her mother believed in her all through.
“I was only 22 years old. I left Kenya for the UK to study hair and beauty. Many people thought I was crazy, but I had a dream. I wanted to revolutionise the industry.
"Before I left, I promised my mother that I would make her proud and she would not regret investing in me,” she recounted.
She subsequently spent eight months in the UK at Alan International School of Hair Design and Christine Shaw College for a Diploma in Beauty and Therapy.
“Despite this, my mother believed in my dream and gave me a cool Sh300,000, which was big money in 1979. I set up my first salon at Maendeleo House in Nairobi,” continued Kigwe.
Her real struggle started after she got the money because she had to prove her career line to her society as well as wrestle a hospital's executive board that had set its eyes on the same office space she wanted.
“When things got tough, I sought the help of Jane Kiano, who helped me convince the property owners that I was serious in my undertaking. I finally got the space and started my business,” she added.
Her business grew to a point that she ran several hair and beauty schools across the country and managed Pivot Point-Kenya company. she relinquished her latter position in order to concentrate on consultancy on hair and beauty.
It was confirmed by the DCI that the 63-year-old beauty magnate is an entrepreneur in cosmetics and a close friend of the deceased's wife Sarah Cohen.
Cohen, who is a wife to the deceased tycoon, was taken into police custody in connection and has been locked up ever since.
The case hit a snag last week when Sarah failed to take a plea, after details emerged that her lawyer, Philip Murgor, may still be gazetted as a public prosecutor.

Kigwe at one of Pivot Point Classes in 2008. She used to run the institution until she relinquished it to concentrate on her consultancy business.
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