Posted on 10/18/2018 9:42:37 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
A Turkish newspaper reported on Oct. 18 that one of the suspects involved in the disappearance of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi died in a “suspicious car accident” in Riyadh.
Mashal Saad al-Bostani, a 31-year-old lieutenant of the Saudi Royal Air Forces, was among the 15 suspects who arrived and left Turkey on Oct. 2 after going to Saudi Arabia’s Istanbul consulate when Khashoggi visited there, according to daily Yeni Şafak.
The newspaper said sources did not release any details about the traffic accident in Riyadh and Bostani’s role in the “murder” was not yet clear.
Daily Hürriyet columnist Abdulkadir Selvi claimed on Oct. 18 that Saudi Arabia’s Istanbul consul Mohammad al-Otaibi could be “the next execution” as Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman “would do anything to get rid of evidence.”
Turkish daily Yeni Şafak reported Oct. 17 that Al-Otaibi’s voice could be heard in one of the recordings, which Turkish authorities are believed to have, of Khashoggi’s “interrogation” at the consulate.
According to the report, after Al-Otaibi told the interrogators to “do it somewhere else outside or I will be in trouble,” he was told to “shut up if you want to live when you are back in Saudi Arabia.”
Al-Otaibi returned to Saudi Arabia on Oct. 16 before his residence in Istanbul was searched by police for more than eight hours on Oct. 17 and Oct. 18.
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Well that’s not suspicious at all.
Pretty sure the Clintons learned their methods from the Saudis.
Mop up Crew from the Prince
Arabiyacide.............
Was this before or after he accidentally shot himself in the head twice before he slipped under a scimitar and was accidentally decapitated.
Dearie me! If Turkey says it, it must be true!
Let’s not forget that if the Saudis are bad, the Turks are worse.
There’s layers upon layers of subterfuge and misinformation going on here. ALL of our news is coming from Turkey on this, and they are not to be trusted. We need non-Turkish, non-Saudi, non-NYTimes information before we even pretend to know the truth.
Details? Think the electronics were hacked?
Agatha Christie’s new novel Fifteen Little Arabs (aka And Then There Were None 2).
So, Take me back to Constantinople
No, you can’t go back to Constantinople
Been a long time gone, Oh Constantinople
Why did Constantinople get the works?
That’s nobody’s business but the Turks
This dialog is slightly better written than the dialog on the Murphy Brown reboot.
This dialog is slightly better written than the dialog on the Murphy Brown reboot.
This dialog is slightly better written than the dialog on the Murphy Brown reboot.
The Clinton Arkancide Corporation must have a subsidiary in
Saudi Arabia.
Lemme guess. He was shot in the head then his car ran into a tree. That’s what they rule “suspicious” over there.
If you mean the Turkish involvement, I concur.
Good God...we can’t even trust the Amazon Post and we’re gonna trust the Turkish press?
All this reads like a fictitious prose narrative of a book...too pat.
Could be true I guess, or a intel op.
We don’t even know for a fact that the allegedly dead dude is in fact taking a dirt nap.
We’re being herded, folks. Let’s not oblige.
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