The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, a guy people call MBS, may have just made a very big mistake.

All right, now to this disturbing story in an era where the press is under attack all over the world.

The Washington Post is reporting one of its columnists has gone missing at a consulate in Turkey.

Members of the United States and Turkish governments think that MBS authorized a hit squad to travel to Turkey

and covertly kill a Saudi journalist who was there.

The Crown Prince may have thought no one would notice, but people noticed and it's not going away.

The world is going to be a hit squad.

Jamal Khashoggi is a 59 year old journalist.

He's also a Washington Post columnist.

He was last seen October 2nd in Istanbul entering the Saudi consulate to get a document so that he could marry his Turkish Beyoncé.

He hasn't been seen since.

Alexia Underwood is a foreign editor of Oks.

Turkish authorities are claiming that he was murdered in the consulate.

After Turkish police announced they were conducting a murder investigation, Saudi Arabia State News Agency denied accusations that Khashoggi was murdered in their consulate.

So the Saudi government is denying that they've had any involvement saying that he left the consulate through another entrance.

They're also saying that they're looking to find him and they're concerned about his whereabouts and that they're cooperating fully with the Turkish government's investigation.

Three days later, Turkey's foreign ministry summoned Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Ankara and Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman,

said Turkish police could search the Saudi consulate.

They then invited journalists in to show Khashoggi was not there.

On Tuesday night, the Washington Post reported that US intelligence had actually intercepted communications of Saudi plans to lure Khashoggi and to bring him back to Saudi Arabia.

They also said that the investigation has expanded to include the consul general Muhammad Aliotabis residents

since a vehicle left the consulate and went there for a few hours around the same time that the journalists disappeared.

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