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Sept. 29: Two consular staff fly to Riyadh.
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15:00: A van leaves the sheltered side entrance to the Consulate and drives to the consul general's house nearby.
A man is pictured carrying black bags into the residence: nytimes.com/2018/12/31/wor…
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Oct 11: Five more arrive, including toxicology expert and 3 Mabahith “Technical Team” members (pic'd)
Oct 12: The trio enter the Consulate, stay all day and night, return on Oct 13 and stay all night Oct 14. #CleanUp
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Later, Turkish officials finally get access. UV light & luminol liquid tests detect “a path in which drops follow each other within certain distances and generate an irregular curved line” in the room beside the Consul's office
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