Missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi was ‘chopped into pieces while still ALIVE'

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MISSING journalist Jamal Khashoggi was chopped into pieces while he was still ALIVE in a horrifying seven-minute execution, it’s reported.

A source claims to have heard a recording from the writer’s Apple Watch capturing the moment he was allegedly dragged into a study and surgically dismembered.

Evidence suggests the 59-year-old regime critic was tortured to death, dismembered and smuggled out

The anonymous source said Khashoggi – a Saudi journalist based in the US – can be heard screaming as he’s dragged from the Consul General’s office to a desk in next door study.

They claim the consul was taken out of the room before Khashoggi was “injected with an unknown drug”.

The source told the Middle East Eye: “There was no attempt to interrogate him. They had come to kill him.”

They also said that the 52-year-old’s cries and screams were heard by witnesses downstairs before his body was “cut into pieces”.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan shake hands ahead of today’s meeting.

It comes as a Turkish official claimed there was evidence Khashoggi had been tortured to death, “cut into pieces” and smuggled out.

His murderers are reported to have listened to music while dismembering his body.

The high-level dignitary, who didn’t want to be named, said that police found “certain evidence” of Khashoggi’s slaying at the consulate, without elaborating.

Earlier Donald Trump claimed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman “denied all knowledge” of Khashoggi’s mysterious disappearance.

The US President said the Crown Prince told him an investigation was underway and promised he would get answers surrounding the writer’s fate.

The passport of a suspected Saudi national involved in the disappearance of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi

The faces and names of the men have been obscured because they have not been independently verified

He went on to slam criticism of Saudi Arabia as a case of “guilty until proven innocent” – and compared it to to the allegations of sexual assault surrounding Brett Kavanaugh.

Trump defended what he characterised as efforts to condemn Riyadh over Khashoggi’s disappearance before all the facts were known.

The 59-year-old, who wrote critically about the Saudis for the Washington Post, disappeared on October 2 after travelling to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul to pick up paperwork he need to get married.