Scissors and sprays in the trunk of Khashogg assassins show shocking photos of the airport

Turkish media have published X-ray images of the airport in which shocking photos of specialised equipment allegedly killed Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, reports Periscopi. Photographs provided by Istanbul Airport “Atatturk” are seen with syringes, scissors and other cold weapons in the trunk of [...]
In photos provided by Istanbul Airport “Atatturk”, there are syringes, scissors, as well as other cold weapons in the trunk of the squad that allegedly killed and massacred Khasogi.
There is also a scalpel, signal blocker, and many more.
The images were reportedly taken after Saudis passed security checks on the terminal when they left the country.





According to Sabah, no sign of Khashogg's troops were found in X-ray records from the airport on the day of his death, despite the fact that his body was still missing.
Today, it was reported that audiocassettes on the murder of Saudi journalist also contain shocking details.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made this known, while continuing to put pressure on Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman, writes The Guardian, as Periscopi conveys in Albanian.
This statement came after the New York Times reported that a member of Saudi Arabia's assassination team in Istanbul had told its superior to say “to chief” that the operation had been completed, a clear link with Prince Mohammed.
Erdogan told reporters that the audio recordings had shocked Saudi intelligence.
We sent a tape about the murder to anyone who wanted to. Our intelligence didn't hide anything. We sent them before each, even before Saudis, US, France, Canada, Germany and Britain,”, he said. “The instructions are really shocking. A Saudi intelligence official who heard them shockedly told me: “This must have taken heroin, except someone who takes heroin would have done that. ””
Erdogan further said Turkey was expecting “with patience” a clarification by Prince Mohammed to whiteen the circumstances that led to the murder of journalist Khashoggi. /Periscopi












