abu dhabi grand prix which is won by world champion lewis hamilton. and ireland's jonny sexton is named player of the year at the world rugby awards. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the footballing news that the copa libertadores final has been postponed again. the second leg between argentine rivals river plate and boca juniors had already been suspended on saturday after violence before the game at estadio monumental — but the south american governing body say that after the boca team bus was attacked by river fans on the way to the venue in buenos aires and the injuries suffered by some of their players that the game could not be played under ‘equal conditions‘. this match was in doubt ever since the first rock was thrown. the one consistence was dockerjuniors‘ consistence was dockerjuniors‘ consistence not to play the match —— boca juniors. the captain is still recovering after sustaining flying glass to his eye. in the end, the head of south american football agreed with the decision and the new date for the match is expect

you have been on a caravan as well around abu dhabi . that is manus cranny.ning us now is the head of investment strategy at abu dhabi commercial bank. we put together a chart to give some additional context with iranian crude supplies. fallen, buton has not as much as exports have. what do you make of this particular gathering in abu dhabi? are we going to see some cuts? >> i think the oil markets will remain shrouded in uncertainty because of the iran factor. we don't know when the waivers will be taken away. we know the presidency, the volatile nature of the decision-making by president trump, this is a factor that will remain there, so if i look at the oil price, it does come down a lot. it is now basically lost all of its gains of 2018, but still well above where it was on average in 2017, so i would not overdo it. i would also suspect that immediate measures are unlikely. it is true that the kingdom of saudi arabia could be taking a lead in this, being the swing producer, but i doubt they will. i think the russians will be reluctant to take immediate ac

for abu dhabi islamic bank.ing foreign ownership, we could see inflows ftse, the indices tracked by foreign investors. we have some estimates saying if the stock complies with all the technical measures they need in order to be included in such i ndices, they could raise up to $120 million, quite a good amount for this stock. we have seen something similar happen in qatar earlier this year. in dubai, there's expectation that emirates will also get an a lotse, so this garners of attention. tracy: filipe, away from foreign ownership we have upcoming earnings. what is on the radar there? we talked about egypt yesterday. we see a recovery in the egyptian market, after some very painful weeks, mostly tied to e.m. volatility and internal expectations regarding the ipo's of the companies owned by the government. but right now we do see a good momentum for earnings in egypt. as we said, fundamentals did not change dramatically and we have very important names expected to deliver results. that could pick up activity with

develop -- deal to rights for natural gas in abu dhabi. the deal is for a second pimm for producing gas. the c.e.o. said the company is seeking to transform the united arab emirates into the next ex pors -- exporters of gas by 20 30. >> i'm calling for everyone to depart from business as and you shall this is exactly what we've done over the past two and a half years. we had to come to terms with the realities on the ground. technology today is a central part of how we're conducting business. and we cannot allow for our industry to continue being -- we have to take ownership and championship and as such i am simply calling for everyone to step out of their comfort zone, to step out of the box and take real action towards being progressive as well as advancing their businesses in a way that is compatible to the technology development. >> can i pick up on the technology piece? you talk about that as well in your speech. do i need to look at companies hike yours and say there is a new company expenditure line that is going to -- going to grow

he won the penultimate race of the season in abu dhabi. up the rest of the day's football action with holly. a busy day in the scottish premiership — and a relatively straightforward afternoon for brendan rogers side as celtic claimed a comfortable 3—nil win over hamilton accies.. dominating from the whistle, it was ryan christie with the inevitable opener after 13 minutes. after the break, an own goal, as scott sinclair had a header deflected into the net by scott martin. and then welcome back leigh griffiths — his first game back since the beginning of october — barely off the bench before drilling in a late free kick to put the game to bed. elsewhere, rangers are up to second in the league after they beat livingston 3—0. they leap—frog hearts who had a bad day, losing 2—0 to st mirren who remain second from bottom. in the championship, a stoppage time equaliser saw rotherham snatch a point in the south yorkshire showdown with sheffied united. the millers twice had to come from behind with substitute jamie proctor denying the blades the

i wasn't involved in abu ghraib at all, nor was my organisation.ned interrogators, none of the trained interpreters, none of the infrastructure, and nobody had had experience in doing this before because the us army thought about in terms of prisoners of war in a world war two kind of construct. this was a case where we had terrorists and we were trying to figure out what us policy and what military execution of that policy would be for dealing with them. we didn't do it very well, i mean the reality is... did you get useful information? because you'll know that president trump has spoken approvingly of some form of enhanced interrogation. yeah. we got tremendous, useful information, but i would never be in favour of enhanced interrogation or torture, because in the long run, it corrodes your force, it degrades your moral capacity. we got our best information from extended conversations with detainees. we had one detainee that ultimately led us to abu musab al—zarqawi. we had him for 50 days, we interrogated him with a man and a woman interrogation

capital abu dhabi. this. is. really. the least that's being seen as a diplomatic compromise the u.a.e. stands by the court's conviction for espionage based on the postgraduate students research work on the u.a.e. security strategies the british government disagrees but when mr hedges freedom the compromise is something london is prepared to live with we've made it very clear for a number of months now that we see no basis in these allegations they reflect on that they've taken the action that they can which means that matthew hedges is going to be reunited with his family analysts say the outcome enables both sides to save face but lessons must be learnt i hope that behind the scenes and very careful thought is given to how such things can be involved in the future proper safeguards in the legal process to review things an earlier date so it doesn't get down to the issues of pardons and clemency and a diplomatic fallout because nobody really wants to see that there's something all sides in this diplomatic route do want t

i wasn't involved in abu ghraib at all, nor was my organisation. kind of construct. policy would be foridn't do it very well, i mean the reality is... did you get useful information? approvingly of some form of enhanced interrogation. yeah. it degrades your moral capacity. with detainees. we had one detainee that ultimately led us to abu musab al—zarqawi. and a woman interrogation team every day. and that's what actually works. who you oversaw the killing of. he features in your book on leaders. yeah, right. the relationship you have with him. yeah. well, it's the right term. not just a terrorist leader but a leader. hot with belief. and self there. well, you always have to look in the mirror. but he was an effective leader. a charismatic leader. were you an effective leader? i think so. journalist? yeah. i'm not a perfect leader. over the long—term. now, you were in such an important position over iraq and afghanistan. at the situation there now? i think the invasion of iraq was a mistake. to an area where that was unlikely to stick easily. regime was going to stabilise the region. but

he joins us on the line from abu dhabi.ve been reporting, matthew hedges pardoned by u.a.e., but not before he confessed to spying. sam, just bring us up to date on all the information you are learning on this. >> reporter: well, rosemary, i've just come from the event, the press conference and the demonstration of a video that was played to us twice of mr. hedges' allegedly confessing to spying for mi 6. in one of the sections it is a video of him in one of the court hearings in which he's asked by the courts whether he was an m.i. 6 agent and what rank he was, to which he replies, captain. now, this is very significant because there are no ranks in m.i. 6. there is no such thing as a captain in m.i. 6. so, it's a clear indication he was trying to signal, at least denial, that he was an m.i. 6 agent. whether he was or wasn't. and then on top of that, they showed a further video interrogation with him in a comfortable-looking office, in which he sat across a table, across a desk from two individuals who were typing and tran

to research the twenty year life an arab spring uprising now abu dhabi says it is reviewing a request for clemency from hedgers family for the case has prompted a wave of criticism with calls for a reevaluation of britain's relationship with the oil rich gulf ally when i was first incarcerated in abu dhabi the u.k. government was at the time trying to encourage new lucrative trade deals with the u.a.e. and i see a charge going to fix up the story. of spying and jailed for life that's now the fate of a british academic researcher in the united arab emirates an ally and friend of the u.k. but how much trouble is this case likely to stir up between the two given what's at stake we are incredibly disappointed that the us should do this we see no foundation in the charges that have been laid against him there will be serious diplomatic consequences for a country that says that it is a friend and ally of the united kingdom for months had just wife says her repeated requests for help have fallen on deaf ears at the foreign office and they just disregarded my request they said that it was. an

capital abu dhabi. that's being seen as a diplomatic compromise the u.a.e. stands by the courts conviction for espionage based on the postgraduate students research work on the u.a.e. security strategies the british government disagrees but women still had his freedom the compromise is something london is prepared to live with we've made it very clear for a number of months now that we see no basis in these allegations they reflect on that they've taken the action of the time which means that matthew hedges is going to be reunited with his family say the outcome and. both sides to save face but lessons must be learnt i hope that behind the scenes some very careful thought is given to how such things can be involved in the future proper safeguards in the legal process to review things and date so it doesn't get down to the issues of pardons and clemency in a diplomatic fallout because nobody really wants to see that there's something all sides in this diplomatic route do want to see and that's matthew had just back home in the u.k. paul brennan al-jazeera lon

but it's to neural so if the un do a model on the market because abu mazin with all his. kind of weaknesses is a palestinian leader which prefers call position and living side by side over violence and the cannot stop all violence and probably doesn't want to stop all violence and we have a many complaints about him but nothing to compare with a month how much of a move to those with whom there is no hope of even possibility of any negotiation. make them favor for a favor. kind of play along the other side by our government though the right wing government talking about putting an end to it they find themselves unable or unwilling to we really try to destroy some us at the same time they focus their efforts on weakening abu mazin and indeed. this is why we have been in do is to whether with egypt saudi arabia the emulates and the to strengthen up to mars and to make him the one he cannot come to gaza own israeli bionet but together with the. others and the americans we can create a situation where the palestinian people in gaza might have a second so they should be filled

and the mclaren formula 1 team say the door remains open for fernando alonso, despite this weekend's abu dhabi grand prix being his last. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket, and the news that australia beat india byjust four runs on wednesday in the first of their twenty20 international matches in brisbane. australia were sent in to bat after india won the toss, and glenn maxwell top—scored with a8, as the home side made 158—4 in 17 overs. the match started on time, but their innings was interrupted by rain, so india were set a target that was revised upwards to 173. despite the efforts of shikhar dhawan, who made 76, india were restricted to 169—7, meaning the aussies go 1—0 up in the three—match series, with the second match to be played in melbourne on friday. we've got good memories of the team. we've got good memories of the team. we've got good memories of the team. we dominated the t20 games last year. really good form. we were i'm pretty sure number one or number two ranked in the world not long ago. so we are ranked in the world not long ago. so we a

that came on the back of an oil meing of opec minorities here in abu dhabi. but i'm afraid by tuesday the market was falling yet again. following president trump tweeting that he didn't want saudi arabia and opec to be production. very tough for saudi as well ased se they see inc supply and concerns on a dplut and bigger inventories in early 2019. they were hoping to get ahead of the curve and cut production to alleviate concernst ine same time as the u.s. showing record production. soul then they be creeding market position to the united states shale producer. a very tgh conundrum for opec and saudi arabia. tinue we speak prices c to fall. this is steve sedgwick, night business report in abu dhabi. >> and trade is the her iss investors have been focused on. today we learn that talks between the u. and china reassumed. that helped lift cater pillar and trade sensitive stocks. >> reporter: treasury secretary steven mnuchin spoke by phone with the china top trade official. the two expected to meetn shington soon and both sides busy preparing for the meeting ndt

capital abu dhabi to the. relief. of the civil. police that's being seen as a diplomatic compromise the u.a.e. stands by the court's conviction for espionage based on the postgraduate students research work on the u.a.e. security strategies the british government disagrees but when mr hedges freedom the compromise is something london is prepared to live with we've made it very clear for a number of months now that we see no basis in these allegations they reflect on that they've taken the action that they can which means that matthew hedges is going to be reunited with his family analysts say the outcome enables both sides to save face but lessons must be learnt i hope that behind the scenes and very careful thought is given to how such things can be involved in the future proper safeguards in the legal process to review things an earlier date so it doesn't get down to the issues of pardons and clemency and a diplomatic fallout because nobody really wants to see that there's something all sides in this diplomatic route do want to s

spin can ruin you in abu dhabi. another two wickets and falling to 48- another two wickets and falling to a8— three. sometimes attack is a better form of defence. a8— three. sometimes attack is a betterform of defence. shafiq a8— three. sometimes attack is a better form of defence. shafiq and ali on the march and suddenly the victory target was less than 50. and even when neil wagner ran rings around shafiq, the game still felt like the game was headed in the host's direction, but this comical run out seemed to suggest new zealand would have the last laugh. bilal asif‘s decision saw him return to the stands as new zealand lost seven wickets for 41. the last of which was that of ali, fittingly to the debutante patel, facing 290 deliveries to that point, but then you never know which one will be lost. —— be your last. manny pacquiao has revealed he's spoken to floyd mayweather about a possible rematch. talk of another super fight came up at a press conference to promote pacquiao's next fight with adrien broner, much t

and in a thriller in abu dhabi — pakistan beat new zealand in the first t20 by two runs.ello and welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. just as he was about to make his comeback after nearly two months out with a knee injury, rafael nadal has pulled out of the atp paris masters. the 17—time grand slam winner said it was due to an abdominal injury — and it means that novak djokovic will take over as world number one, when the new rankings are announced on monday. since that moment in terms of injuries, so i want to avoid drastic things and if maybe i can't play to date, but the doctor says if i want to play the tournament, if i want to try to win the tournament, the abdominal will break for sure. —— ca ntlay. abdominal will break for sure. —— cantlay. so abdominal will break for sure. —— ca ntlay. so it abdominal will break for sure. —— cantlay. so it will be not there and not good for me, for nobody to go inside the court knowing that probably be full tournament will not be possible to play. roger federer‘s another player who didn't make it on court on wednesday,

pep guardiola today says he retains faith in the club's leadership but since the takeover by abu dhabiter city have been the dominant force in the english game, but the question is does this detract from their achievements on the pitch and could they face a new investigation? the famous world war one poet wilfred 0wen died exactly 100 years ago. he was killed in action just a week before the armistice that marked the end of more than four years of conflict. wilfred 0wen's poems shed light on the physical and mental horrors soldiers had to face in the trenches. many of his poems were written when he was in hospital in edinburgh being treated for post traumatic stress. lorna gordon looks at the impact his war poetry had on the treatment of mental health. bent double like old beggars under sacks. knock—kneed. coughing like hags, we crush through sludge. wilfred 0wen's poems paint a vivid picture of the horror of the trenches. his words have helped shape the way future generations see war. gas! quick, boys! an ecstasy of fumbling. fitting the clumsy helmetsjust in time. 0wen's psychotherap

the promise of an output cut by opec following their meeting in abu dhabi — is aimed at halting the slumpwhich has seen crude slide by a fifth since early october. so by how much — when and what will be the impact. we'll tell you all you need to know. also in the programme... singles day sets a new sales record for the internet giant alibaba, as customers splashed out almost $31 billion injust21i—hours. and global financial markets are in a holding pattern — this the start of the trading day in europe as investors wait for key economic news from the us and china mid week. and we'll be getting the inside track on flexible workspace. demand in the uk has exploded, outstripping new york by some margin. but is the growth sustainable? we'll talk to the founder of the uk shared workspace provider, huckletree. and as we've been hearing single‘s day, invented by chinese giant alibaba, has smashed sales records again and is the world's biggest online shopping day after black friday and cyber monday. so today we want to know — do you go on shopping sprees during promotions or are you wary of ‘barga

capital abu dhabi. in a story. this. is. really. this is. the least that's being seen as a diplomatic compromise the u.a.e. stands by the court's conviction for espionage based on the postgraduate students research work on the u.a.e. security strategies the british government disagrees but when mr hedges freedom the compromise is something london is prepared to live with we've made it very clear for a number of months now that we see no basis in these allegations they reflect on that they've taken the action of a kind which means that matthew had is going to be reunited with his family analysts say the outcome enables both sides to save face but lessons must be learnt i hope that behind the scenes some very careful thought is given to how such things can be involved in the future proper safeguards in the legal process to review things an earlier date so it doesn't get down to the issues of pardons and clemency and the diplomatic fallout because nobody really wants to see that there's something all sides in this diplomatic route do want to se

now world champion and it is full on season in style by winning the abu dhabi drawn prix not our the finale runner driver nico holcomb burke would have been hoping for. but you if you look. at this. picture of the cover a couple. of holcomb back did eventually emerge from that crash on the first lap and wilson when so and so when his eleventh race of the season his fifth world title i think secured last month in mexico. i know next year is going to come back strong so i want to make sure i try and come back with it but i'm really grateful for the times. congrats and as he said i will try we will try and i think our whole team will try to come back stronger to make sure we give him a how to run into next year mcrae should be defending champions and hosts friends to win tennis's davis cup just the second time they've won the sport's biggest seen cycle it more than a decade after the first triumph all change in the davis cup next year the former being replaced by an eight seam country world cup starts want. this is we can from the dreams and it's just incredible incredible feeling to pl

up the formula one season with yet another victory the briton prevailed in an action packed race in abu dhabi which featured a big crash and fernando alonso saying goodbye to formula one driving. back so will smith wave the flag to start off the abu dhabi chrome prix and the f one season finale would offer some polie would style drama albeit not with regards to world champion lewis hamilton who led from poland get to know the procession. the thinking came when nico holcomb the oversight down after a crash. concerned faces in the renault carriage. but the german emerged last the unscathed hamilton already secured a fifth world title last month push show he's never ending hunger by sealing his eleven victory in a stunning season the most cities driver even treated the crowd to some donuts along with a nod to a long so who is quitting at one of the three hundred twelve starts and two world titles there has been no pressure wrestling with this champions from now you know i feel very privileged we do this here and thanks for everything thanks for my want i will i will be always a part of thi

manus: i am manus cranny live in abu dhabi.anna edwards live from bloomberg's european headquarters. these are today's top stories. manus: curtailing crude. oil gains on the prospect of opec curbs. energy minister says it will not affect unilaterally. singles' day -- >> we only cut if we see the system glut emerging. quite frankly, we are seeing signs of this coming out of the u.s.. and the pound drops. theresa may fights to keep the brexit plan alive amid fresh reports from the ministers who may quit. anna: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. 8:00 if you are in paris or berlin. let's have a look at where we are on the european futures picture. it is a holiday in the united states which means there is no treasuries trading. we will have stock trading later on in the u.s.. futures are looking positive. we pick up on that in europe. futures, dax futures, cac futures all point higher. in friday's session we saw tech stocks under pressure in the united states. quite nicely.rket questions being asked about trade tensions, how long t

we look ahead to that meeting over the weekend in abu dhabi.incent stays with us here on the program. up next, theresa may edging towards a brexit deal. glitches keep emerging on the issue of the irish border, dup throwing cold water on her plans. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. we are 20 minutes into the trading day, a negative session developing across europe, down .5%. the ftse also down .5%. will u.s. futures point lower, as well? let's focus on brexit now. u.k. brexit secretary dominic rob is expected to meet with his eu counterpart michel barnier to form agreements on tuesday. but the irish border remains a point of contention. expectations of a no deal are ramping up with bank of america spending $400 million preparing for a hard brexit. we know what the dup things about any signs -- thinks about any signs of the no deal. thes talk about -- top to -- talk to the global market strategist at jpmorgan. give us your latest thoughts on what we will achieve and when and how you are preparing for

where live in abu dhabi.are in their final stages as negotiators work through the nape. -- the night. could we see a deal this week? ♪ francine: hello. this is bloomberg surveillance. i'm francine lacqua.

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and several hours later they arrived at abu sayev's base camp. this is where they were brought, to a cage in the jungle. not this cage. we actually built this one, but to the exact specifications given to us by gerfa, 5 feet by 5 feet. old broken boards for a floor, jungle sticks how he lashed out from this. a cage is as secure as any cage in any prison. there were guard tents on either side and right beside the cage a seemingly bottomless cliff planted with land mines, said their captor. >> i know you had been walking for like 36 hours or something. how did you feel? >> well, exhausted physically, spiritually, mentally. >> and then they present you with this? >> exhausted. and you see this piece of crap and this guy told us, get in. and you want to resist. you want to fight it because you know you're not an animal. >> this is gerfa's cousin, the young man who forced the kidnappers to take him so he could protect her and kevin. >> he takes the shorter place here. i will sleep here and kevin will take the longest area of the cage because he's tall

who was a member of the so-called hit squad which carried out the killing it's thought that colonel abu hussein is in the saudi civil defense force and to serve the crown prince the turkish prosecutor has issued a statement saying the call was made a day before the killing and it was to discuss either how to hide or destroy this because saudis body. the search included the surrounding area and a neighboring village which is also owned by a saudi national neither of the owners was present fire services drained two wells before the forensic team took away samples. the two main theories about what happened to mr saudis body either it was dismembered and dissolved in acid in the consulate or his remains were taken away in black suitcases purchased by saudi officials on the morning of the murder they were then either disposed of in turkey or flown to saudi arabia under diplomatic privilege only the killers know the answer and they are in saudi arabia if this search fails to produce any significant evidence about the whereabouts of mystical saudis body it's difficult to see where this investi

it's only ten days says the british foreign secretary met the crown prince in abu dhabi and personally discussed matthew had his case it seems to have had no impact on the outcome in an indication of the level of concern here at the u.k. foreign office the foreign secretary jeremy hunt first issued a statement expressing his deep shock at the sentence issued on matthew hedges but he then followed it up with a post on social media which said the following matthew hedges news extremely worrying we have seen no evidence to back up the charges against him the f c o will do all we can to get him home and i will meet his wife daniella tomorrow thursday the u.a.e. claim to be a friend and ally of the u.k. so there will be serious diplomatic consequences and he finished that tweet with the word unacceptable. and the prime minister is also taking a close interest and we are of course as he is deeply disappointed and concerned today's verdict and i realize how difficult and distressing this is both from a few pages but for also for his family we are raising it with the m.r.c. all for it is the h

on the country's security policies last month a court in abu dhabi granted him conditional bail raising hopes he might soon be cleared of all charges but the sentence of life imprisonment is a massive blow to those expectations this only does think that you know it is a very dangerous place in the already known the u.a.e. is dangerous for journalists for activists for any critics of any sort and so now we also know it is absolutely dangerous for academics want to conduct research in the country as well matthew's wife daniella to hard has said in a statement i am in complete shock and i don't know what to do matthew is innocent the british government must take a stand now for matthew they say that the u.a.e. is an ally but the overwhelmingly arbitrary handling of math case indicates a scarily different reality matthew she said was shaking when he heard the verdict the u.a.e. authorities should feel ashamed for such an obvious injustice it's only ten days since the british foreign secretary met the crown prince in abu dhabi and personally discussed matthew had his case it seems to have ha

going big, abu dhabi. the details, next.tokyo you are looking at where it is just 1:43 p.m. in the afternoon. kuroda, the bank of japan governor, speaking this morning, about how japan is no longer in a situation where it is best to be "decisively implementing a large-scale policy to overcome deflation," interest in comments -- interesting comments. let's check in on our india markets. who is on standby for us in mumbai? guys.d morning, greetings to all of you. markets are doing ok. very flat moves, marginally in the red. the currency has taken a bit of us take -- of a stick. the rupee has weekend marginally -- weakened marginally versus the dollar. it is better than what it was a couple weeks ago. rength -- let's see if the strength we exhibited last week lasts. tracy: thanks so much for that. fascinating moves in india at the moment. abu dhabi has approved a new five-year budget to boost oil and gas production. it will spend more than $130 billion to raise crude output to 4 million euros per day -- 4 million barrels per da

where live in abu dhabi. theresa may said talks are in their final stages as negotiators work through the nape. -- the night. could we see a deal this week? ♪ francine: hello. this is bloomberg surveillance. i'm francine lacqua. markets. your the stoxx 600, gaining .06% hope that u.s. china trade gets better. i am looking at the 10 year yield, 3.17. coming up, we speak with the code chief executive of standard life aberdeen. or two tove a thing say about his industry. i'm interested in hearing his thoughts about brexit. here is sebastian say lex. >> brexit negotiators are working through the night to work a deal. theresa may said the final stages proving difficult. in a speech at the city of theon, ms. -- may said negotiations are in an and game but problems remain. both sides said they have until tomorrow to achieve a deal. it may offer -- italy's government may offer a concession when it submits it final budget. 2019overnment will cut its growth target to as low as 1.3% point 5% previously. italy has until

have been made to the villa by a saudi national he's been named as left tenant colonel mansoor off man abu hussein was a member of the so-called hit squad which carried out the killing it's thought that colonel abu hussein is in the saudi civil defense force and to serve the crown prince the turkish prosecutor has issued a statement saying the call was made a day before the killing and it was to discuss either how to hide or destroy this because saudis body. the search included the surrounding area and a neighboring villa which is also owned by a saudi national neither of the owners was present fire services drained two wells before the forensic team took away samples. the two main theories about what happened to mr saudi's body either it was dismembered and dissolved in acid in the consulate or his remains were taken away in black suitcases purchased by saudi officials on the morning of the murder they were then either disposed of in turkey or flown to saudi arabia under diplomatic privilege only the killers know the answer and they are in saudi arabia if this search fails to produce any