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OnlinePoker

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27. They had Turkish forensic teams in the embassy itself.

Reply to Honeycombe8 (Reply #16)

Tue Oct 23, 2018, 10:14 AM

Oct 2018

If the Consul General's house isn't in the embassy compound, is it still considered sovereign ground? Either way, it sounds like a way for someone in the Saudi hierarchy to settle some scores by setting this guy up. Seriously, who would allow body parts to be buried where you live?

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Body parts of Jamal Khashoggi have been found in the garden of the Saudi Consul General's home [View all] MelissaB Oct 2018 OP

Another report from Sky News MelissaB Oct 2018 #1

I Find It Hard To Believe That The Saudi Consul General Would Let Anyone.... global1 Oct 2018 #2

neither cnn nor msnbc are reporting this at this time. riversedge Oct 2018 #3

How reliable is Sky News? MelissaB Oct 2018 #5

I think fairly reliable. babylonsister Oct 2018 #7

Thanks! MelissaB Oct 2018 #8

They are quite reliable to my knowledge. dewsgirl Oct 2018 #15

Sky News is owned by 21st Century Fox, which is majority owned by News Corp. Calista241 Oct 2018 #19

I find it hard to believe they would be stupid enough to bury them there. MelissaB Oct 2018 #4

They might be arrogant enough Bettie Oct 2018 #9

And that anyone would let someone search there. I'll wait to hear it reported by a news org I know. Honeycombe8 Oct 2018 #16

They had Turkish forensic teams in the embassy itself. OnlinePoker Oct 2018 #27

Does Turkey need his permission? Flaleftist Oct 2018 #12

Per the Vienna Convention, consular immunity is limited compared with embassy officers/staff hatrack Oct 2018 #20

Msnbc cnn nor fox reporting this Watchfoxheadexplodes Oct 2018 #6

warning: kpete Oct 2018 #10

I saw that as well, but this isn't about a pic of the coprse MelissaB Oct 2018 #11

Isn't Rupert Murdoch watoos Oct 2018 #13

No, though bidding under way, but UK would require divestment of Sky News if sold to Murdoch hatrack Oct 2018 #18

I'm confused. I thought Murdoch was being divested of his share of Sky peekaloo Oct 2018 #22

You can't make this stuff up. Sometimes I feel like I'm living in a virtual version of the world's Nitram Oct 2018 #14

Yes, I second that motion... Once I saw a film called, "Idiocracy"... Stuart G Oct 2018 #25

Like all bad movie scripts, the Saudis will claim, "It's the gardener!" TheBlackAdder Oct 2018 #17

Turkish intel probably bugged the conversation re disposal of body bronxiteforever Oct 2018 #21

Isn't an advantage of cutting someone up in pieces AdamGG Oct 2018 #23

really, who doesn't have the occasional body part in their garden? getagrip_already Oct 2018 #24

OMG workinclasszero Oct 2018 #26

I know,.. I know,.. magicarpet Oct 2018 #28

K&R Scurrilous Oct 2018 #29

It doesn't get much more grisly than that.How can a human being do that to another? Vinca Oct 2018 #30

Latest unconfirmed report: MelissaB Oct 2018 #31

New from AP: Turkish probe of Khashoggi killing turns to garden well. MelissaB Oct 2018 #32