Turkish investigators ransacked a villa in the Khashoggi case "kleinezeitung.at

Just two months after the badbadination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Turkish investigators have expanded research on his mortal remains. Investigators searched the south of Istanbul's palace of a Saudi businessman, the Istanbul prosecutor said on Monday.

5:17 pm, November 26, 2018

According to this statement, a member of the 15-member Saudi deadly squad reportedly telephoned the businessman the day before Khashoggi's death. The prosecution said the conversation was probably about "the elimination of Khashoggi's body after dismemberment". Therefore, the mansion of the business man of Yalova province has now been raided.

According to the Anadolu News Agency, the investigators took samples from a well located in the garden of the villa. As a result, a Beagle, a drone and a fire engine were also in action. According to Anadolu, the Saudi businessman did not stay in Turkey during the phone call. He's not in the country since "about two months". After the raid on his villa, the neighboring house was also searched.

According to Turkish media, the investigators had initially badumed that Khashoggi 's body was dismembered, dissolved in acid and dumped in the sewers of Istanbul. According to a previous report by the government newspaper Sabah, traces of acid were found in samples from the sewer of the residence.

Khashoggi disappeared on October 2nd after entering the consulate of Saudi Arabia. After weeks of international pressure, the Riyadh leaders finally admitted that the journalist had been killed by agents of the kingdom. According to Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor's office, they should bring emigrants back to the United States, who are critical of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia. But then their leader is then decided on his own to kill Khashoggi.

The presentation of riads is generally skeptical. According to US media, the CIA's US secret service believes that Crown Prince Mohammed is behind the crime. Whatever the case may be, US President Donald Trump remains behind his Saudi ally. There is no clear evidence, Trump said last week, saying the United States would continue to be an "invincible partner of Saudi Arabia".