Though the Palmer Courthouse is only open until noon on Fridays, testimony continued in the case against Clayton Allison, who is accused of killing his 15-month-old daughter Jocelynn in September of 2008.
Cohen was excused by Superior Court Judge Patrick McKay just before the conclusion of the trial day. As parties still lingered in the courtroom, Allison and his wife took an opportunity to thank Cohen personally for the measures he took that day 14 years ago.
Clayton Allison and his wife, C.J., take the opportunity to thank Dr. Tim Cohen, the neurosurgeon who operated on Jocelynn, for the measures he took trying to save their daughter's life.
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