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KHASHOGGI MURDER IN TURKEY

Traces of acid, chemicals found at Saudi consul's home

Al Jazeera Online
Turkish police searching for Jamal Khashoggi's body found traces of hydrofluoric acid in a well at the Saudi consul general's home in Istanbul, it was reported yesterday.
The journalist's body was dissolved in acid inside the house and disposed of in the garden well, aTurkish source told Al-Jazeera.
Turkish forensic officers made the grim discovery when they searched the residence two weeks after Khashoggi was killed on October 2, the source said. Officially, the whereabouts of his body is still unknown.
It comes after Turkish media claimed on Tuesday that Saudi consulate staff tried to dismantle CCTV equipment at their Istanbul
claimed.
However, Al Jazeera reported that police already had accessed the system before the attempted tampering allegedly took place.
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has said he will have a" much stronger opinion" on the killing Khashoggi "over the next week".
Trump on Wednesday said he is working with the US Congress, Turkey and Saudi Arabia on solving the case.
" I am forming a very strong opinion," the US president said during a press conference at the White House.
A Turkish security source has told Al Jazeera that CIA Director Gina Haspel has seen all the evidence related to Khashoggi's killing.
The evidence proves the operation was carried out on orders from
compound to help cover up Khashoggi's murder.
Workers attempted to tear out a security camera inside the consulate on the day the writer walked in and was killed, according to reports in Turkey.
Attempts were also made at tampering with a video system in the police security booth outside the complex days later, it is
the highest level of leadership in Saudi Arabia, the source added.
Haspel was in Turkey last week to review evidence before briefing US President Donald Trump in Washington, DC.
Turkish sources also said that Saudi Arabia would pay "blood money" or compensation to Khashoggi's family and his fiancee.