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Turkey Vows to Keep Investigating Jamal Khashoggi's Killing

Associated Press

   ANKARA, TURKEY - Days ahead of the anniversary of the grisly slaying of
   Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Turkish President Recep Tayyip
   Erdogan said Monday that his country will press ahead with efforts to
   shed light on the killing.

   In a Washington Post op-ed, Erdogan described the journalist's killing
   by a Saudi hit squad as "arguably the most influential and
   controversial incident of the 21st century" and blamed the murder on a
   "shadow state within the kingdom's government -- not the Saudi state or
   people."

   The Turkish leader wrote: "We will keep asking the same questions...
   Where are Khashoggi's remains? Who signed the Saudi journalist's death
   warrant? Who dispatched the 15 killers, including a forensic expert,
   aboard the two planes to Istanbul?"
   

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