A strange book describing late businessman Tob Cohen as a “bastard”, short-tempered and alcoholic, while listing people he considered friends and enemies, has emerged in his murder trial, despite being published more than a year after his death.
The 94-page Posthumous publication, titled Homesick for Kenya: An Expat's Memoir, was produced in 2020, months after the Dutch businessman was found murdered in a septic tank at his Lower Kabete matrimonial home, with his widow's lawyer using its contents to challenge a former MP who described himself as Cohen's close friend of 30 years.