Post Answers Sentences in Khashoggi's Killing

Prosecution of the case involving the killing of Jamal Khashoggi may have been resolved to Saudi Arabia's satisfaction, but not to the Washington Post's. The Post journalist was killed last year in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. And while five people have been sentenced to death in the case, the Post's publisher said in a statement that the higher-ups with ultimate responsibility have not been brought to justice, Axios reports.

"The complete lack of transparency and the Saudi government's refusal to cooperate with independent investigators suggests that this was a sham trial," Fred Ryan said. "Those ultimately responsible, at the highest level of the Saudi government, continue to escape responsibility for the brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi." A Post collection of writings marking the one-year anniversary of Khashoggi's death is posted here. (More Jamal Khashoggi stories.)