They called the man who paid to have her abducted, and Rukundo heard her husband's voice say, "Kill her". She was dozing at her lodging in Bujumbura when Kalala suddenly called and encouraged her to go outside for "fresh air." Rukundo took his advice, but was kidnapped by a gunman and taken away in a car. Rukundo had to travel to Bujumbura, Burundi, on Feb. According to the report in BBC, Rukundo and Kalala were both living in Melbourne, Australia at the time of the incidence. The news story was broken by BBC and revealed details about the couple’s abusive marriage.
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