Records shed light on online harassment of Jamal Khashoggi before his killing
Washington Post
“It’s the beginning of the end, Khashoggi,” read one posting in December 2017. “Every word you said against the nation is tallied and will be punished soon.”
Ten months later, Khashoggi was dead, his body hacked into pieces by Saudi operatives who lured him to the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, allegedly on orders of Mohammed bin Salman, the powerful Saudi crown prince commonly known as MBS, according to a U.S. intelligence assessment. But even as criminal proceedings gather steam in Turkey, investigators elsewhere are showing renewed interest in the nonviolent attacks that preceded the journalist’s death.
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