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On November 26, Turkish police searched the villa of a Saudi citizen in the north-west of the country, in search of the remains of the murdered Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
Police began searching a two-story building in the Termal district of Yalova. Sniffer dogs and drones help before the expanded investigation to the adjacent villa, said the official news agency Anadolu . The first villa to be raided belongs to a Saudi man who, according to the Istanbul prosecutor, reportedly spoke to one of the murder suspects on 1 October.
"It seems that there has been discussion about how to destroy or hide the journalist Jamal Khashoggi's body after his dismemberment during this conversation," said the prosecutor in a statement.
The Attorney added that this information was the reason given for searching the building.
Crime scene investigators inspected a well in the garden of the first villa in Samanli village, Anadolu said earlier, While footage showed fire trucks at the scene, Turkish prosecutors claim that Khashoggi was strangled before being dismembered.
His body was not found and his death sparked a criticism general media in Riyadh: pro-government media have reported that the journalist's remains may have been dissolved in acid.The raids on 26 November took place more than two weeks after As the Sabah daily reported that samples taken in the sewers of the consulate bore traces of acid.
Turkish authorities announced the dispatch of a team of 15 Saudi officials to kill Khashoggi, who was 59, but Riyadh insists that the badbadination team conducted a dishonest operation. Anadolu said that the Saudi to whom belonged the villa in question was a businessman who was not in Turkey during several phone calls with the suspects.
There have been previous inspections of the Saudi Consulate and the Consul General's residence in Istanbul, as well as a forest in the city.
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