Four Witnesses Detail Tob Cohen’s Final Movements in Sarah Wairimu Murder Trial
The testimony included accounts of a distress call made by Wairimu, Cohen’s encounter with individuals claiming to be police officers and his subsequent movements to a hotel where he spent part of the night.
Four witnesses have provided testimony in the murder trial of Sarah Wairimu Kamotho, detailing the last known movements of her husband, Tob Cohen, before his disappearance in July 2019. The prosecution presented accounts of Cohen's interactions at his Lower Kabete residence, Muthaiga Golf Club, and Plums Hotel on the night of July 19, 2019.
The witnesses included Davis Njuguna Kamau, a former chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, who recounted the couple's distress call and encounters with individuals claiming to be police officers. Additionally, the testimony included accounts from former employees of Muthaiga Golf Club and Plums Hotel, who described Cohen's presence and behavior at these locations on the fateful night.
The testimony aims to establish the circumstances surrounding Cohen's disappearance and provide insight into his final hours.
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