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As a result of the images, three men carrying a total of five suitcases and two large black bags can be seen inside the residence of the Saudi consul located near the consulate.
A-Haber states, citing Turkish sources, that the dismembered body of Jamal Khashoggi is in these suitcases and bags.
- The Saudi columnist who criticized the power of Riyadh was badbadinated on October 2 by a special command at his country's consulate in Istanbul, where he went to collect documents for his newspaper. the marriage
Riyadh claims that the reporter, a contributor to the Washington Post, was murdered during an "uncontrollable" operation of the state and was executed by two people who were later fired.
However, the Turkish government accuses representatives of the "highest level" of the Saudi state at the origin of this crime, while the Turkish press, the United States and the CIA suspect the prince Mohamed bin Salman himself ordered the crime. .
The remains of Jamal Khashoggi are still missing nearly three months after his death.
The Turkish authorities revealed that it had been discovered that the body had been destroyed by the Turkish Government, dismembered and removed consulate, but doubts remain as to the course of events. 9659010] A-Haber explains that the bags and bags illustrated in his pictures were taken away in a micro-bus in front of the consulate and then in a garage in the consul's residence.
In these new images, we see the three men unload the micro-bus and carry the luggage to the consul's residence.
The Turkish authorities searched the residence and the consulate in mid-October. Other sites were also searched in Istanbul and near the city, but they were never able to find the journalist's body.
The Turkish press reported for a time that researchers tended to think that Khashoggi's remains had been dissolved in acid.
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