Kenyan Newspapers, November 11: Tob Cohen's Lawyer Says Wife Sarah Wairimu Was Removed From Final Will

Kenyan Newspapers, November 11: Tob Cohen's Lawyer Says Wife Sarah Wairimu Was Removed From Final Will

Lawyer Geoffrey Kirundi told a Nairobi court Tob Cohen removed Sarah Wairimu from his final Will, naming his niece and nephew, and questioned a disputed signature.

The newspapers Wednesday, November 11, covered various topics, including the ongoing murder case of slain Dutch tycoon who lived in Kenya, To Cohen.

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The newspaper reported on Tob Cohen's long-serving lawyer having told a Nairobi court that the slain Dutch businessman removed his wife, Sarah Wairimu, and her daughter from his final Will, naming his niece and nephew as beneficiaries in their place.

Geoffrey Chege Kirundi made the disclosure on Tuesday while testifying at the Kibera High Court in connection with Cohen's murder trial. He said an earlier arrangement had designated Sarah as the sole beneficiary, but Cohen subsequently directed the law firm to revise the document and exclude her and her daughter entirely.

Kirundi told the court he had maintained a professional and social relationship with Cohen since 2000, a familiarity that gave him extensive knowledge of Cohen's signature from the numerous documents the businessman had signed at his office over the years.

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The newspapers Wednesday, November 11, covered various topics, including the ongoing murder case of slain Dutch tycoon who lived in Kenya, To Cohen. The newspaper reported on Tob Cohen's long-serving lawyer having told a Nairobi court that the slain Dutch businessman removed his wife, Sarah Wairimu, and her daughter from his final Will, naming his niece and nephew as beneficiaries in their place.

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