Tob Cohen murder trial: Prosecution presents 72 forensic exhibits

The prosecution in the Tob Cohen murder trial today presented extensive forensic exhibits including analysis of 72 materials recovered during investigations. They included clothes that the late Cohen wore at the time of his death, and a rope believed to have been used in the killing. The prosecution told the court that DNA profiles obtained from the exhibits matched with samples collected from Cohen’s wife Sarah, the accused person in the case. Ben Kirui was in court and filed this report.