Joburg mother speaks out after R50m kidnap horror ordeal
Johannesburg - Fatima Mohamed says she will never forget the harrowing moment when she discovered that two of her relatives had been kidnapped. The Joburg mother had been putting her children to bed when she received a call from an unknown number. “The person on the other end wasted little time in telling me that they had kidnapped two of my family members. They demanded a ransom of more than R50million. At the time, it was difficult to process what exactly was going on.
Mohamed said the kidnappers, who used a voice-changing device, didn’t say much apart from demanding the ransom.
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