ISTANBUL: Saudi Arabia deployed a chemist and toxicology knowledgeable to Istanbul after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in an attempt to cover up evidence of the killing, a Turkish newspaper reported on Monday.
The murder of the Saudi royal-insider-turned critic within Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul has provoked well-liked world outrage.
Turkish government have released grotesque main points of a killing that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said used to be a focused hit.
While Riyadh officers have admitted the murder used to be planned, they have got so far declined to liberate main points of the whereabouts of the 59-year-old journalist's missing frame.
According to Turkey's pro-government Sabah day by day, Saudi Arabia sent an 11-member "cover-up team" to Istanbul on October 11, nine days after the Washington Post contributor vanished after coming into the diplomatic compound to acquire paperwork for his marriage.
The paper said chemist Ahmad Abdulaziz Aljanobi and toxicology knowledgeable Khaled Yahya Al Zahrani have been amongst "the so-called investigative team", which visited the consulate each day until October 17, earlier than leaving Turkey on October 20.
Saudi Arabia in any case allowed Turkish police to search the consulate for the first time on October 15.
Turkey's leader prosecutor said ultimate week that Khashoggi used to be strangled as soon as he entered the consulate and also showed the frame used to be dismembered. Yasin Aktay, an advisor to Erdogan, hinted in an article published on Friday that the frame will also had been destroyed in acid.
In a piece of writing published in The Washington Post, Erdogan accused government in Riyadh of refusing to respond to key questions about the murder, regardless of their arrest of 18 suspects a fortnight ago.
He said the order to murder the journalist came from "the highest levels" of the Saudi government, adding that he did "not believe for a second" that King Salman used to be responsible.
But he pointedly did not absolve Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of duty for unleashing a "death squad" against the outspoken Saudi journalist.
The murder has badly tainted the dominion's de facto ruler.
Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud al-Mojeb met with Turkish government ultimate week in Istanbul but refused to percentage information from Riyadh's own investigation, in keeping with Turkish officers.
The murder of the Saudi royal-insider-turned critic within Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul has provoked well-liked world outrage.
Turkish government have released grotesque main points of a killing that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said used to be a focused hit.
While Riyadh officers have admitted the murder used to be planned, they have got so far declined to liberate main points of the whereabouts of the 59-year-old journalist's missing frame.
According to Turkey's pro-government Sabah day by day, Saudi Arabia sent an 11-member "cover-up team" to Istanbul on October 11, nine days after the Washington Post contributor vanished after coming into the diplomatic compound to acquire paperwork for his marriage.
The paper said chemist Ahmad Abdulaziz Aljanobi and toxicology knowledgeable Khaled Yahya Al Zahrani have been amongst "the so-called investigative team", which visited the consulate each day until October 17, earlier than leaving Turkey on October 20.
Saudi Arabia in any case allowed Turkish police to search the consulate for the first time on October 15.
Turkey's leader prosecutor said ultimate week that Khashoggi used to be strangled as soon as he entered the consulate and also showed the frame used to be dismembered. Yasin Aktay, an advisor to Erdogan, hinted in an article published on Friday that the frame will also had been destroyed in acid.
In a piece of writing published in The Washington Post, Erdogan accused government in Riyadh of refusing to respond to key questions about the murder, regardless of their arrest of 18 suspects a fortnight ago.
He said the order to murder the journalist came from "the highest levels" of the Saudi government, adding that he did "not believe for a second" that King Salman used to be responsible.
But he pointedly did not absolve Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of duty for unleashing a "death squad" against the outspoken Saudi journalist.
The murder has badly tainted the dominion's de facto ruler.
Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud al-Mojeb met with Turkish government ultimate week in Istanbul but refused to percentage information from Riyadh's own investigation, in keeping with Turkish officers.
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