The last words of the journalist Khashoggi to his killers: "Do not hide my mouth, you will muffle me"

The last words of the murdered Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, were to urge his murderers not to cover his mouth because he was suffering from asthma and could suffocate, reported the Turkish newspaper. Sabah.

The newspaper, close to the Turkish government, has released new footage of a recording of Khashoggi's conversation with members of a Saudi squad charged with killing him this week.

The newspaper said that the recording of the frightening murder and dismemberment of Khashoggi, which occurred on October 2, 2018 at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, had been obtained by the Turkish intelligence services.

According to the published transcript, a member of the team named Maher Mutreb told Khashoggi that he should return to Riyadh on the order of Interpol. The journalist opposes the case and claims that nothing is blamed and that his girlfriend was waiting in front of the consulate.

Mutreb and another man are also heard when they try to force Khashoggi to send a message to his son asking him not to worry if he does not hear it. Khashiggi replies, "I will not write anything."

Further, Mutreb hears, "Help us so that we can help you, because we will take you to Saudi Arabia after all, and if you do not help us, you know what will happen."

Sabah He also published Khashoggi's last words before apparently being drugged and having lost consciousness.

"Do not cover my mouth," he told his murderers, according to Sabah. "I have asthma, do not do it.They will smother me."

Some details of the transcription of Sabah They were already in a UN report released in June. According to this report, Saudi Arabia is responsible for the murder and the possible involvement of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the crime should be investigated.

Saudi Arabia initially gave various divergent explanations about Khashoggi's disappearance. As international pressure increased, the kingdom explained as a last resort that several agents had killed him while fighting a fight inside the consulate.

The kingdom judges 11 people behind closed doors. The 33-year-old prince, who enjoys the support of his father, King Salman, denies any involvement in the crime.

The remains of Khashoggi did not appear.