
A latest video released to Turkish media adds new development in the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.The video shows a group of men arrive at Saudi consul-general's residence in Istanbul.
In the video, one of the members of Saudi hit team can be seen carrying bags, Turkish media speculate the bag to contain body parts of the slain journalist.
The video is reported to have been of the same day when Khashoggi was killed inside Saudi consulate which is situated close to the consul general's residence.
Meanwhile, journalists from a Turkish daily have revealed new details of Khashoggi's murder in their book. In the book titled 'Diplomatic Atrocity: The Dark Secrets of the Khashoggi Murder,' it is revealed that the murder was carried out in cold blood.
The book states that Khashoggi was asked to call his son and tell him that he was safe in Istanbul but will be out of contact for a few days.
The book says that the Saudi journalist resisted his killers for five minutes, even asked them not to cover his mouth.
The Saudi journalist disappeared after entering his country's consulate in Istanbul on October 2. His disappearance was initially shrouded in mystery and triggered an international crisis for both Riyadh and Washington. Turkish officials have accused Saudi Arabia of state-sponsored killing.
Riyadh, after insisting that Khashoggi left the Saudi consulate alive, said that he died in a "brawl" that arose from a dispute with people he met there.
Three weeks on, the Saudi public prosecutor said the murder was "premeditated" according to information supplied by Turkey.
Turkey's foreign minister said that his country would "not give up" on establishing the truth about the murder.
Earlier this month, the minister said Turkey was in talks over a possible United Nations investigation into the killing which has provoked global outrage.
According to Turkey, a 15-member Saudi team was sent to Istanbul to kill Khashoggi, a palace insider turned critic of the regime.
Riyadh has since detained 21 people over the murder.