Sarah Wairimu moves to court seeking arrest of DCI boss George Kinoti

Widow to Dutch billionaire Tob Cohen, Ms Sarah Cohen has moved to court seeking the arrest of Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss George Kinoti.

She has sought to have John Kamau of the Nation Media Group and Victor Owiti of The Star arrested on contempt of court charges.

In the suit, DCI is listed as the first respondent, Mr Kinoti as second respondent, Office of the DPP as the third respondent, Owiti and Kamau as fourth and fifth respondents respectively.

Sarah has faulted the accused persons of going against the court order by Justice Jessie Lesiit in which the media and the police were barred from discussing the ongoing investigations.

The Nation Special Projects editor's article titled "Inside web of lies that led police to Cohen’s body" and Owiti's "Cohen gave sister Ksh400 million will" have been forwarded as the contentious reports that contravened the court's gag order.

Made Sarah appear guilty

The court papers outline that stories published and utterances made by the investigators suggested that Sarah may be guilty of the charges brought against her.

"...[On September 13], the 1st and 2nd respondents, knowing well that there was no iota of evidence directly or indirectly linking the applicant to the murder of her husband, continued to prosecute their trumped up case against the applicant through the print and electronic media by going into a frenzy of: malicious and unsubstantiated allegations; unsolicited commentaries; uniformed opinions; and unverified theories, all calculated to depict the applicant as a cold-hearted originator, facilitator and executor of her husband’s initial disappearance and subsequent murder," court papers read in part.