Sarah Wairimu, who is battling a court case over the murder of her husband Tob Cohen, has now asked the court to allow her access to her home in Nairobi so that she can collect among other items, her dogs and some alcohol.
Wairimu is out on bail, but the court ordered her not to access the home as it is still a crime scene, the widow made a fresh application requesting for access to her home.
She also accused the detectives of illegally possessing the home she shared with her late husband for more than two decades.
Wairimu claims in her application that the DCI has taken custody of her two dogs, clothes, cars, shoes and electronics.
She says she is also in need of her valuable electronics, furniture, handbags, shoes, alcoholic and soft drinks in the fridges.
