Khashoggi was close to the Saudi royal family for decades and served as an adviser to the government before the relationship soured and he moved to the U.S. in 2017 in self-imposed exile. From America, Khashoggi wrote columns forin which he was heavily critical of the Crown Prince.
United Nations Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard in a 2019 critique of the trial. “That is the antithesis of justice.”
Washington Post is the biggest lies publisher and it is the host of mercenaries.
8 assassins were defending themselves? Sure thing habibi
The difficult part is thinking a high ranking official would order a murder in a place known to be under surveillance by a country that is a competitor for the Caliphate.
'NO Officials found guilty'. How convenient.
Once the Crown prince is not involved then this is nothing but kangaroo justice
Suuuuuure! And these 'sentences' will be commuted, a la Roger Stone here in America. Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. We will continue to wait for justice. And we won't stop paying attention.
A total joke of a court! The one giving the order to kill is still a Prince and free!
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