Oscar Pistorius Reportedly Called Reeva Stankamp Twice While Meeting Ex-Boyfriend: Calls Came Two Days Before Pistorius Allegedly Killed Her

Oscar Pistorius reportedly twice interrupted the meeting between Reeva Steenkamp and a man she dated for five years, two days before she was murdered.

Warren Lahoud alleged the interruptions from Olympic hero Oscar Pistorius during an interview three-part documentary with BBC that is set to air Tuesday.

The Paralympian gold medalist, Oscar Pistorius is on trial in South Africa for the murder of Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius said he thought there was an intruder in his home. Pistorius allegedly went to his bathroom, shot and killed Steenkamp through the door, killing her in February.

Pistorius competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics for track running on two prosthetic legs.

Lahoud, who runs a South African vegetable exporting business, said he met his former girlfriend for a coffee in innocent circumstances, the Dailymail reported Monday.

In the documentary 'Oscar Pistorius...What really Happened?' Lahoud alleges that Pistorius called Steenkamp twice within twenty minutes.

"I said is everything ok," Lahoud said in the documentary, the Dailymail reported Monday. "I mean he's phoned twice already, every twenty minutes. I asked her that question and she said there's nothing wrong."

Pistorius was granted bail and court will resume this June.

Lahoud and Steenkamp dated for five years, before splitting up. Steenkamp was dating Pistorius prior to her death.

Police are reportedly investigating the text messages that lead to Lahoud and Steenkamp's meeting.

"We did (exchange text messages), to meet up the previous week," Lahoud said. "It was just a hello, how are you, and that's it, and I suppose that led up to meeting me."

He also said that she initiated the conversation before the two met up, but says it was a friendly meeting.