Bone saw, body double, corpse-burning furnace, etc.

The perpetrators of the Khashoggi murder and their superiors may trust that the time that has passed since their crime is enough to let them escape and cover up their deeds as if nothing had happened. But the passing of time also continues to bring every detail of the crime to light. Each detail that emerges recalls the murder once more in all its vileness, in all its savagery and its inhuman dimensions, and continues to descend upon its perpetrators like a nightmare.

Members of the American Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, who see ABD President Trump's stance on the Khashoggi murder as a disappointment, have announced that they will not drop the matter and that they will put more pressure on the White House, or wherever necessary, to see that those responsible are held to account.

In response to this announcement, which came at the end of a meeting on Monday evening in which officials of the ABD State Department and Treasury briefed members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the murder investigation, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who had visited Turkey and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan some time ago, described the briefing as a waste of time and said that the time had come to take further action.

Well-known and powerful members of Congress such as Marco Rubio, Mitt Romney, Bob Menendez and Ted Le Roy all called the White House's statements a complete disappointment, and said that relations between Saudi Arabia and ABD cannot be conducted as if nothing had happened after such a murder.

One of these members, Ted Le Roy, addressed the Saudi embassy in Washington DC and the Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Adel al-Jubeir, on his Twitter account, asking, "Did you really burn Jamal Khashoggi's body?" He reminded them that the way to prove otherwise, as they well know, is to hand over the body to his family. But Ted Le Roy added a kind of threat: "You are lying to Congress and the American people. Remember that when Trump's son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner, whom you trust, leaves, most of us will still be here."

These latest developments in ABD came on the occasion of a previously scheduled briefing. Yet the meeting seems also to have been marked by several horrifying details laid out in Al Jazeera's latest documentary.

The documentary is indeed very successful. In truth, since the whereabouts of Khashoggi's body were never disclosed, at one point, in light of all the available data, the most plausible possibility was thought to be that it had been dissolved in acid. The acid containers filmed at the consulate general's residence had somewhat strengthened this possibility.

Yet Al Jazeera, in a real feat of journalism, reached the master who built the mandi oven (a kind of barbecue or oven-roasted meat dish) at the residence, and the interview it conducted with him brings us closer to a stronger explanation of what happened to Khashoggi's body. According to Al Jazeera's findings, the quantity of raw meat ordered to the residence that day was 45 kg. It appears that this meat, burned in the same oven, served as camouflage for burning the pieces of Khashoggi's body.

Khashoggi, in effect, continues to speak every day, to testify before humanity against the perpetrators of this murder, whose every detail was prepared in advance from start to finish, and to lay bare all their villainy. Today Khashoggi revealed one more small detail of what was done to him, and the whole world was reminded once again of the full horror of this murder committed five months ago, and once again condemned its killers in its conscience.

An oven in the consulate general's residence set up precisely so as to leave no trace of human bodies. An oven made precisely for such work. But it cannot have been prepared with Khashoggi in mind and only for him. Who knows how many more dissident Saudi citizens would have been disposed of by being burned in these ovens, had Khashoggi not made his own death a witness to expose this network of murder and savagery?

How many people were to be suffocated with a bag over their heads, then dismembered, and their bodies brought to these ovens and destroyed? And mandi was to be cooked in these ovens as well, wasn't it?

You might say: whose stomach could bear to eat meat cooked in an oven known to have burned human beings?

Those who, not long ago, could dismember savagely murdered people with bone saws and cleavers to music, with perverse pleasure, have no share of humanity left, so of course we are not surprised that their stomachs can bear this too.

Of course, it is not only Khashoggi's body that burned in that oven.

By burning himself, Khashoggi has enlightened the whole world about this savagery and also shows a future in which the reign of the criminals will burn.