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Khashoggi died when he was put in a chokehold to prevent him from calling for help
A Saudi official has told ABC News that Jamal Khashoggi was killed when he was "placed in a chokehold position" to prevent him from leaving the country's consulate in Turkey and calling for help. The evolving explanation comes 19 days after Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist who had been critical of his country's current government, disappeared on Oct. 2 after going into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Once Khashoggi was reported missing, the Saudi government initially said Khashoggi had come out of the consulate the same day, and denied any involvement in his disappearance.
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Horoscopes
Oct 22, 2018
Libra (change)On an ordinary day, you possess an uncanny knack of getting in the last word more often than not. But your crafty communication skills are put to the test when youre handed final say on a project at h...
