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Nothing happens without mohammad bin salman knowing. would blaming a general be plausible, do you think? >> i think the saudis should come up with whatever investigation they want. we shouldnt be, as i say col including. lets hear what they have to say. lets let them lay out the evidence that suggests that the buck stops where it does. saudi arabia is an absolute monarchy. it is a highly centralized system. the people involved why were in some cases were the personal guards of muhammad bin al ma...

"the times" source for this report was an unnamed turkish official who described an audio recording that allegedly recorded the sound of the murder and the dismemberment of jamal khashoggi. "the times" report, quote, after he was shown into the office of the saudi consul the agents seized mr. khashoggi almost immediately and began to beat and torture him, eventually cutting off his fingers. the saudi consul then said, quote, do this outside you will put me in trouble. one of the killers replied,...

What happened to jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate. "the times" source for this report was an unnamed turkish official who described an audio recording that allegedly recorded the sound of the murder and the dismemberment of jamal khashoggi. "the times" report, quote, after he was shown into the office of the saudi consul the agents seized mr. khashoggi almost immediately and began to beat and torture him, eventually cutting off his fingers. the saudi consul then said, quote, do this ou...

Address saudi arabias alleged specific news outlets, other actions rather than cover for dictators will be perfectly it. so here are the details. comfortable in engaging in these a senior turkish official confirming that turkish media types of actiftss because they reports on information that "the know theres no consequence. new york times" has recounting >> both of you stay with me. audio recordings showing the on the diplomacy, we want to saudis severed khashoggis turn to an expert we rely on,...

Together. in the past, in the day of and tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo today thanking the saudis for, quote, a thorough, transparent and timely investigation. many critics think its been anything but that. two weeks after the u.s.-based writer walked into the consulate and never came out, on monday, first came the cleaning crew. turkish president erdogan today suggesting the consulate could have been recently painted. then, the forensics team finally moved ...

Reportedly in the consulate, suggesting that the killing might have been part of the original plan, not something that happened accidentally. you dont bring along the autopsy expert if youre planning to just ask the guy hard questions. "the times" tonight details a slew of this guys titles, including the most recent where he was the head of the saudi scientific forensics. "the times" notes such a senior figure in the saudi medical establishment was unlikely to join a rogue expedition organized b...

Quiet suburban street in istanbul and arrives here at the residence of the saudi consul, now besieged by journalists, awaiting more search teams. this video released by the turks shows this mysterious black van traveling to the residence on the day the writer went missing. a source telling abc the saudis may be ready to admit responsibility for khashoggis death, reportedly as part of an interrogation gone wrong. >> and so lets get right to ian pannell, on the scene in istanbul again tonight for ...

That the killing might have been part of the original plan, not something that happened accidentally. you dont bring along the autopsy expert if youre planning to just ask the guy hard questions. "the times" tonight details a slew of this guys titles, including the most recent where he was the head of the saudi scientific forensics. "the times" notes such a senior figure in the saudi medical establishment was unlikely to join a rogue expedition organized by an underling. what "the new york times...

Who does forensics in the united states? that would be the fbi or the national security agency. so he could ask the fbi for help without saying that this was a u.s. citizen. >> biannas thoughts. go ahead. >> lets not forget that u.s. interception may have intercepted intelligence from saudis, the fact they did want to kidnap, extradite and possibly even harm khashoggi. you know, one of the big take-aways here is that without that definitive proof and without some are calling for an independent i...

>> well, theres really five suspects of interest here. four of them, we have identified as security men, essentially. they travel with crown prince mohammed. so basically, these are members of his security detail who turkish officials have also said flew in to istanbul and participated in what they say is the killing of jamal khashoggi. in addition, the fifth one, the now famous forensics doctor, who brought his bone saw to the events in the consulate with mr. khashoggi. >> the notion the presid...