Khashoggi murder was a 'state killing,' says UN investigator
Clip: 06/19/2019 | 7m 1s
The brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey's Saudi consulate last October changed Saudi Arabia’s global image and tainted its relationship with the U.S. Now, a United Nations panel has released a report detailing how Khashoggi was killed and who knew about it. Nick Schifrin talks to the report’s author, Agnes Callamard, about why the "premeditated" crime wasn't a rogue operation.
Aired: 06/19/19
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Khashoggi murder was a 'state killing,' says UN investigator
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