Am I the only one that thinks it strange that the girl friend got his watch?
Most killers try to hide their involvement. The watch would go into the black market and disappear.
Unless she was a honey trap and believing the information on it had been erased beyond recovery, she wanted it as a prize...an award or medal for her success.
So she sets the trap.
And who owns the camera that saw him going in the embassy but not coming out?
Turkey wants relations between the Saudis and the US to go sour. Suppose he did come out and the Turks grabbed him.
Nothing about his disappearance makes sense.
Or suppose the girl is not a honey trap and the Turks intended for the screams and commotion on the watch to be heard so as to put the blame on the Saudis when in fact the torture occurred in a Turkish prison.
Has an investigator that the uS considers reliable inspected the murder scene and determined whose DNA is in the blood found there?
Neither the Turks or the Saudis are known for their honesty.
Not the time to make a sudden decision.
I agree, good post.
It’s especially not the time to make a sudden decision.
The source of this entire “story” is Michael Isakoff. I’ll stop right there.