Criminal investigation

The Murderous Saudi Regime

On Friday, October 19, the Saudi government finally acknowledged that Khashoggi died in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, claiming his death was the result of a fight that broke out between him and the 15 Saudi government officials, that included four members of the Royal Guard and members of the Saudi Air Force and Army, who had flown into Istanbul that morning and who left later in the day. The audio that the Turkish government has that recorded the cries of Khashoggi as he was dismembered while he was still alive reportedly captured the words of Salah Muhammad A. Tubaigy, chief of forensic evidence in the security division of the Saudi interior ministry, who was cutting him apart, "Put on earphones and listen to music."

Latest information leaking from the Turkish government indicates that dismemberment of Khashoggi was filmed and skyped to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's senior aide Al Qahtani who reportedly has been sacked from his position. Al Qahtani was reportedly Mohammed bin Salman's right-hand adviser/enforcer in the kidnapping and interrogation of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri and of the detention and shakedown in the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh of many wealthy Saudi elite.