The new information comes from an interviewer in the Daily Sabah newspaper, Farhat Anlo, who recently published a book on Khashoggi's death, along with two colleagues, Abdul Rahman Shamshak and Nasef Qorman.
The book, described in Turkish newspapers Dili Sabah and Horet, shows that the three journalists, among other things, were able to access the registration for one hour at the consulate in connection with the murder. One of the Saudis, the doctor Salah al-Tawbaji, who is suspected of cutting the body, says:
"I have never worked with a hot body before but I can take care of it easily."
Earlier on the same band, Khashoggi says according to the Daily Morning:
"Will you kill me?
According to tape recording, Khashoggi should have been the last word: "do not cover my mouth, I have asthma, will choke me."
The recording of the tape must also show that the Saudis were ready from the outset to kill Khashoggi:
"We will tell him we have to bring him to Riyadh." "If he refuses, we will kill him here and get rid of the body," said one Saudi journalist.
Four of the suspects mentioned by the United States, who were also targeted and 14 others, are close to the Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman: the Saudi consul-general in Istanbul Muhammad al-Otaibi, former adviser to Saudi Crown Prince Saud al-Qahtani, A senior Saudi diplomat considers the United States to coordinate the killings.
Saudi Arabia said the suspects had been arrested and five of them risked the death penalty. But according to the three journalists who spoke with a source within the Turkish intelligence service, no Saudis should be detained.
The journalists themselves tried to track down the suspects, and then discovered, among other things, that Salah al-Tubaji, who was suspected of having a piece of death, was still in freedom:
"We have conducted a comprehensive survey and have been able to make sure that Al-Tabaqqi and his family are currently living in a Jeddah-style swimming pool," said Abdul Rahman Shmeisik Lahriet.
A previously unknown film leaked to a Turkish television channel shows how many people carry several bags at the home of the Saudi consul in Istanbul.
The photos appear to have been taken on October 2 this year - journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared without any trace after visiting the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
It is the Turkish news channel A Haber, which on Sunday published a longer film series where one can see a number of men carrying several bags, apparently through the door of the house.
According to Al Jazeera, the residence of the Saudi consul in Istanbul and the pictures are consistent with pictures from the house. The time symbol in the film shows that he was picked up at about 3:00 pm on October 2, the day Khashoggi disappeared.
The United States and Turkey have pointed out that Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman was responsible for the murder, which Saudi Arabia denied. Instead, it was said that Khashoggi's death was "an unauthorized operation that went wrong" and that Khashoggi's purpose was to bring to Saudi Arabia.
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