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Cohen widow allowed to collect belongings from home

Sarah Cohen when she arrived at her late husband's home to collect some of her belongings. PHOTO | MARY WAMBUI | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • She was only allowed to pick up her clothes, handbags, shoes and makeup.
  • Before accessing the house, her lawyers briefly differed with DCI over which cameras would be allowed in to document the process.

Sarah Wairimu Cohen, who is charged with the murder of her husband Tob Cohen, on Monday collected her personal effects from the home she shared with her late spouse in Kitisuru.

A court had ordered that she be accompanied by two female officers in every room she enters to pick up her belongings.