An 11 minutes recording of Khashoggi’s death on the Turkish authorities!
The Turkish newspaper “Yeni Shafak” revealed that there is an 11-minute recording of the torture and execution of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside his country’s consulate on October 2nd.
The Turkish newspaper pointed out that the 11 minutes record confirms Khashoggi’s vulnerability to attack immediately after entering the consulate, a registration that was shared with international parties to inform them what happened.
For its part, Al Jazeera channel said quoting sources in the Turkish security that the elements of the Saudi intelligence had “a link of torture and torture against Khashoggi during the first four minutes of his entry to the consulate”.
The channel said Khashoggi after sitting in the consul’s room entered the elements and began to speak with him in sharp language and then heard the voice of Khashoggi screaming and talking about attacking the needle and then his voice disappeared, pointed out that the first group according to the recordings trying to deal with the Khashoggi’s body, but “the police here do not know whether it took place inside the consulate or in the House of Consul”.
Al Jazeera also reported, quoting unnamed Turkish sources as saying that the director of forensic medicine in the Saudi public security, Salah Al Tabaiqi, was the one how dealt with the body of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
The sources said the killing lasted seven minutes, noting that the Saudi forensic director asked his colleagues to listen to music while chopping Khashoggi’s body.
Khashoggi was not interrogated before he was killed.
He was insulted and beaten directly.
He was killed in the office of the consul, who was asked to leave.
The doctor completes the autopsy, according to Turkish recordings.
The sources added – according to Al Jazerra channel – the Turkish authorities have records that indicate that Khashoggi was beaten and injected before killing and cutting his body.
Al Tabaiqi was among 15 Saudis who flew in two private flights on separate flights from the UAE and Egypt before leaving on the same day Khashoggi disappeared.
Turkish criminal and anti-terrorism teams with the Republican deputy prosecutor entered the consulate headquarters on Monday evening to collect forensic evidence.
The team worked for nearly nine hours, leaving behind a lot of evidence and clues, while sources in the prosecutor’s office said they had found prominent evidence of Khashoggi’s death inside the consulate, despite attempts made by the Saudis to obliterate it.
