JAMAL KHASHOGGI
Jamal bin Ahmed Khashoggi was a Saudi Arabian journalist, writer, and a previous general supervisor and proof-reader in-head of Al-Arab News Channel. He likewise filled in as editorial manager for the Saudi Arabian daily paper Al Watan, turning it into a stage for Saudi Arabian progressives. He was born on 13 October 1958 in Medina, Saudia Arabia.
Saudi Arabia has admitted that Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside its department in the Turkish city of Istanbul. Khashoggi - a Saudi writer, US resident, and Washington Post reporter - entered the expanding on October 2 to acquire documentation ensuring he had separated from his ex-so he could remarry. Turkish authorities’ trust he was killed by a group of Saudi specialists inside the building and say they have proof, including abhorrent sound recordings, to back this up. After beginning denials and claims that he had left the office not long after arriving, Saudi Arabia has now admitted the columnist is dead.
The kingdom says Khashoggi was murdered in a "rogue operation" that the administration had not known about.
The constant flow of irritating claims, alongside the complex political circumstance, implies that it very well may be hard to monitor the full story.
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US defence secretary, Jim Mattis, said that he had met Saudi Arabia's foreign minister and required a investigation examination concerning the slaughtering of Khashoggi.
Mattis said he met Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir during a meeting in Bahrain on Saturday and talked about the killing.
"We talked about it. You know a similar thing we discussed the requirement for investigation, full and finish examination," Mattis told a little gathering of correspondents heading out to Prague with him.
"(There was) full understanding from remote pastor Jubeir, no reservations by any stretch of the imagination, he said we have to comprehend what occurred and it was extremely cooperative, in assention," Mattis included.
Arrival of Saudi top prosecutor in Turkey
Saudi Arabia's attorney general is planned to arrive in Turkey to hold converses with specialists investigating the executing of Khashoggi. Turkey has said Saudi Arabia's best examiner, Saud al-Mojeb, is expected upon to talk about the most recent discoveries of the examination with Turkish specialists.
There has been no declaration by the Saudis about the visit, which comes only days after CIA executive Gina Haspel was in Turkey to audit proof before preparation the US president. Turkey is looking for the removal of 18 Saudi suspects confined in the kingdom regarding the October 2 slaughtering. Saudi Arabia's foreign minister seemed to dismiss that idea in comments on Saturday, saying the kingdom would attempt the culprits and convey them to equity after the examination is finished.
Turkey’s Eurdogan demands more answers:
Turkey's President Tayyub Eurdogan says he has shared points of interest of the Khashoggi case in two-sided talks during a four-route summit on Syria with the leaders of Russia, France and Germany.
Talking at a joint news gathering following a summit in Istanbul, Eurdogan said Riyadh expected to state that sent to Turkey the 15 or 18 individuals accepted to be in charge of the columnist's killing. He additionally said Ankara esteemed the finish of dialogues among Turkish and Saudi investigators, who are because of meet on Sunday. He included that the group had removed the security cameras and observation footage from the department working before Khashoggi's arrival
Turkish authorities say the columnist was tortured and killed on the office premises and that his body was then removed. They say they have sound and video proof to help this case - yet these have not yet been made public, and President Eurdogan has not made reference to them.
October 2 Incident Timeline (According to Turkish Media):
03.28 AM: The first private jet carrying suspected Saudi’s Agent arrived at Istanbul Airport.
05.05 AM: The group is seen checking into two hotels near the Saudis consulate building.
12.13 PM: Several diplomatic vehicles are filmed arriving at the consulate, allegedly carrying some of the Saudis agents.
01:14 PM: Jamal bin Ahmed Khashoggi enters the building.
03.08 PM: Vehicles leaves the consulate and are filmed arriving at the nearby Saudis Consul’s residence.
05.15 PM: A second private jet carrying a number of suspected Saudis officials land in Istanbul.
05.33 PM: Khashoggi fiancé, Hatice Cengiz, is seen on CCTV waiting outside the consulate.
06.20 PM: One of the private jet departs from Istanbul airport. The other planes leave at 09.00 PM.
Turkish Investigation:
Turkish police were permitted to enter the Saudi office on 15 October, not long after Saudi authorities and a group of cleaners were seen entering the building. Turkish police have now looked through the office and the close-by Saudi consul's residence, and have taken samples away for DNA testing.
The police have also looked through the nearby Belgrad forest and farmland in Yalova in light of the fact that it is believed something like two vehicles from the Saudi office travelled toward that path upon the arrival of the speculated killing. More than dozen of Turkish nationals employed at the Saudi office in Istanbul, including receptionists, experts, bookkeepers and a driver, have been questioned by prosecutors.
King Salman and President Eurdogan have agreed to trade data and co-operate in the investigation.
But, there is still no indication of the body.
The most recent focus for investigators gives off an impression of being on a well in the garden of the Saudi department building.
Latest report about Jamal khashoggi by Turkish official is that he was slaughtered inside the embassy by electric knife and then his body pieces was deeped in poison to totally vanished his appearance. His body (meat) pieces were found in drain pipelines.
On Tuesday, the guardian newspaper reported that consulate Turkish’s staff were told to take a day off the day khashoggi disappeared. It is also reported that Turkish investigators believe security footage from inside the consulate was removed and taken back to Saudia Arabia on private jet.
