Сrime shocking America… The two Saudi sisters who found their bodies in the Hudson River in New York
While the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul continues, a new crime has emerged, but this time in the United States.
New York police uncovered an interview with the Saudi sisters Tala and Rotana before they were found dead in the Hudson River in New York.
CNN quoted the New York Police as saying that its investigators had learned of earlier statements by the two Saudis ladies, Tala and Rotana, that they “preferred death to return to Saudi Arabia”, but the police pointed out that there was no evidence that they were victims of a “crime” They were found tied with duct tape!
“Until now we have no credible information about a crime, but the investigation is still ongoing,” the US network quoted the chief investigator, Dermot Chea, as saying that the last time the family saw the two girls was in Virginia on November 30, 2017.
CNN quoted an unnamed security source as saying that the investigators on the death of the two Saudi sisters “found no evidence or traces that would suggest the existence of a crime that led to their deaths”.
The source explained that the investigations showed the presence of water in the lungs of the sisters and “this indicates that they were mostly alive when they entered the water”.
According to reports, before they disappeared, the two girls lived in a “shelter” facility following allegations of abuse in their home, which Chea did not comment on, noting that the two girls were seen in a “good condition” surveillance camera a week before their bodies were found.
Fatima Baashan, a spokeswoman for the Saudi embassy in Washington, said the “details” of the Saudi sisters, whose bodies were found in New York, were “under investigation”, according to her account on Twitter.
The two sisters, Rotana Fara, 22, and her sister Tala Fara, who died about 16 years ago, said that the “reports” that the two girls were ordered to leave the United States for asylum were “completely false”.
