Franco cheats death
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Franco's burnt car
According to the musician, the arsonists burned his property at around 11pm. Luckily, he did not sustain any injuries as he escaped with his life. “I was watching a football game around 11pm when I saw my sitting room door going up in flames. I was able to scream for my neighbours, who helped me to break the burglar door down. We managed to put out the fire with water,” he said.
The Ke Lela Le Lona hitmaker told Showbiz that it looked like the perpetrators used a flammable liquid that smelled like petrol to get the job done. He said they poured the liquid under the door and on his car, a 2005 Toyota Grand Hiace.
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