Khashoggi Sawn Apart While Alive, Saudi Killer Murdered in Coverup, and Kushner Gave the OK

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Editor’s note:  Our sources in the Saudi security services tell us that Jared Kushner personally authorized this, saying “the US does this kind of thing all the time” and noting that “my father-in-law is a bumbling idiot and will forget the whole thing so long as the prince keeps putting cash into the family coffers.”

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Kushner on one of his many secret trips to Saudi Arabia, as informal ambassador from Amer-Israel
After a Turkish daily said it obtained a recording from the Saudi consulate in Istanbul related to journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a London-based outlet published an ultra-graphic description of his alleged murder and dismemberment.

A three-minute audio recording of Khashoggi’s said to reveal what happened to him at the Saudi consulate has been leaked to the Turkish daily Sabah, but the paper has yet to release it. It is said to have been recorded by the journalist’s Apple Watch.

READ MORE: ‘Guilty until proven innocent’? Trump defends Saudi Arabia from rush to judgment in Khashoggi case

But the London-based Middle East Eye claims to know what’s on the tape citing a source. It alleges the journalist was dragged into a study, where he was dismembered with a bone saw while he was still alive. The source also cites alleged witnesses hearing harrowing screams which only stopped, according to the claims, when the journalist was drugged with an unknown substance.



Salah Muhammad al-Tubaigy, the head of forensic evidence in the Saudi general security department, was singled out, as he can reportedly be heard in the recording urging his colleagues to listen to music while dismembering Khashoggi’s body with a bone saw.

The task took some “seven minutes” to complete. Sabah claimed that the Saudi officials then tried to delete the recordings first by trying to guess Khashoggi’s PIN on the watch, then using the journalist’s finger. This detail has raised suspicions since Apple Watches do not have a fingerprint-enabled unlock mechanism.

And while it’s true that an Apple Watch can theoretically sync with a nearby iPhone if the devices share a Bluetooth connection, Sabah did not elaborate on how the alleged recordings found their way out of the Saudi consulate.

This recording is said to be reviewed by the Turkish investigators, who have so far neither confirmed nor denied its existence. Khashoggi’s fiancée, who was waiting outside the consulate and could potentially have received the haunting audio files, has made no mention of any recordings.

READ MORE: Police found evidence in Saudi consulate that Khashoggi was killed there – Turkish official to AP

Khashoggi was last seen entering the Saudi consulate on October 2, on an administrative errand to get documents to allow for him to get married.

Tubaigy is one of five suspects so far identified by Turkish police as part of their investigation into the disappearance and killing. The others are said to have links to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.

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A member of the 15-man team suspected in the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has died in an accident back in Saudi Arabia, according to Turkish media, prompting suspicion of a cover up.

Meshal Saad al-Bostani, a 31-year-old lieutenant in the Saudi Royal Air Force, is believed to have died in a ‘suspicious car accident’ in the Saudi capital Riyadh, sources told the Turkish Yeni Safak – the one that earlier covered the shocking details of the murder.

A still taken from a Turkish police CCTV video, released by the Sabah newspaper, identified Bostani as he passed through Istanbul’s Ataturk airport on October 2.

He, along 14 other Saudi citizens allegedly arrived and left Turkey on the same day and are alleged by Turkish police to have tortured and murdered Khashoggi after he entered the Saudi consulate.

The unconfirmed death of Bostani has already prompted accusations on social media that a cover up was underway by those who orchestrated Khashoggi’s disappearance.

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These fears have also been voiced in Turkish media, with Daily Hürriyet columnist writing Thursday that Saudi Arabia’s Istanbul consul-general Mohammad al Otaibi could be “the next execution.”

On Wednesday, it was reported that the consul-general returned to Saudi Arabia on October 16, before authorities searched his residence as part of their investigations.

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In reports of an unreleased recording documenting Khashoggi’s alleged murder and dismemberment, Otaibi is believed to have said “do it somewhere else outside or I will be in trouble,” to Khashoggi’s interrogators.

He was reportedly told to “shut up if you want to live when you are back in Saudi Arabia.”

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  1. It seems there more to it than it shows over. It is the political effect where a person’s all views are taken negatively. Someone should investigate this matter by staying hidden and elaborate all the truths behind it. By Chauffeur London
    This is just my thought not that I know much about this case.

  2. Timing often dictates the impact of single death events. I don’t see the person who died as the catalyst, but rather the waiting room of international concerns suddenly being gifted with a way forward in multiple areas.
    There are ton’s of decent advantages for many concerns to publicly address this issue, and only one or two advantages for negative agenda’s to capitalize. The evidence is everything. The world now wants to hear the tapes. I suspect they are being passed around privately, quite far and wide. Erdogan may benefit, but that does not outweigh the overall process of dealing with KSA as a way overdue problem, concerning direct monetary affiliations on a personal level with American Oligarchs. Other countries have their beefs as well.
    This event has the potential to prevent open war.

  3. “Jared Kushner kindof mid-wived his ascendence”. good quote

    Remember the days when the primary sermon about oil, was that the US had to do all kinds of stuff, because we were not oil independent ? And the battle cry was to become oil independent ?
    Then in 81, I think it was, the entire state of Texas oil production shut down overnight, followed by Reagans -Quality Force initiative for the US military. The Oligarchy grew from there, and has followed mid-east aggression since. We trained for desert warfare in the early 80’s. The paint changed from green to earth tones.

    • At this point, would it even matter if Turkey admitted bugging the joint, and used the watch as a cover ?

      No. and besides,.. spy tech is beyond what normal folks walk around with…the questions about audio and video are pointless if it exists. It wasn’t that long ago, when Germany was debugging everything because the US was caught,. scandalous ? perhaps, but…. standard operating procedure nonetheless

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