It appears agents of the Saudi Arabian government really did kill the controversial Washington Post journalist, Jarmal Khashoggi at The Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
According to a October 10, 2018 news exclusive reported in The Middle East Eye:
"... police investigators were confident they already had enough forensic evidence from searches of the sewage network connected to the building."<<<
It's now reported Khashoggi was killed, then dismembered inside the consulate. The possibility that DNA evidence could exist within the consulate's sewer system is actually strong. Khashoggi was also wearing an Apple watch that was electronically synced to an iPhone he gave his fiance before he entered the building. She waited outside the building for him. When he failed to return she reported him missing. Camera evidence shows him entering but not exiting the building.
Seven Very Interesting Questions:
- What will Turkey do?
- What will Saudi Arabia do?
- What will the United States do?
- What will the United Nations do?
- What will The Washington Post do?
- What will journalistic organizations do?
- How will this compare to actions taken by the UK and US in response to the Skripal poisoning incident?
- Which of the parties above will get a great oil deal or some form of concession from the Saudi government?