The Khashoggi Called Murder Ordered via Skype - Equityworld Futures

The murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi was called ordered through Skype social media. The adjutant of the royal crown son Mohammed bin Salman (Mbs), Saud al-Qahtani is said to be present virtually in the murder of Khashoggi at the consulate of Saudi Arabia in Istanbul Turkey. Equityworld Futures

Quoted by Reuters on Tuesday (23/10), based on information from a high-ranking Saudi Arabian source who had intelligence access to members of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qahtani was connected to a room in the Saudi consulate via Skype.

Qahtani began throwing insults at Khashoggi. According to sources from Saudi Arabia and Turkey, Khashoggi also returned taunts from Qahtani.


Turkish intelligence sources said at one point, Qahtani told his men to finish off Khashoggi.

"Bring me the dog's head", said Qahtani giving instructions to his men, based on Turkish intelligence sources.

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It is still unclear whether Qahtani watched the murder process or not. A source from Saudi Arabia said the killing operation was reckless and reckless.

According to sources, audio proof of Skype Qahtani is held by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan. The Turkish side said Erdogan was reluctant to hand over evidence to US authorities.

Erdogan said in an official statement that he would immediately release information on the Turkish investigation into Khasoggi's murder. A senior official in the Saudi government said he had not heard that Qahtani was connected via Skype.

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Previously King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia King of Saudi Arabia Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud ordered the dismissal of deputy intelligence service head Ahmad al-Assiri and royal media advisor Saud al-Qahtani for their involvement in the case of Khashoggi's death.

Both are close assistants or adjutants of the MBS royal crown son. Twitter account biography Qahtani itself changed from royal adviser to chairman of the Saudi Federation for Cybersecurity, Programming and Drones. Equityworld Futures