Saudi Prince hanged upside down, worst tortured by US Black Water
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RIYADH – In a sensational set of revelations put forth by leading British media outlet DailyMail, it has been disclosed that American mercenaries were torturing the detained Saudi princes including the billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal.
Quoting a source in the country, the report said that Blackwater officials were involved in meting out severe treatment to the Saudi royals, a vindication of which was hanging Waleed bin Talal upside down.
The controversial private security company, Blackwater no longer exists under that name and is now Academi, which refuted even being in Saudi Arabia and claimed it did not engage in torture, which according to them was illegal for any U.S. citizen to commit anywhere in the world.
‘Constellis through Academi does not now or have we ever provided interrogative services,’ they said.
‘The Saudi crown prince has also confiscated more than $194 billion from the bank accounts and seized assets of those arrested’ claimed the source and added that all the guards in charge were private security because Mohammed Bin Salman did not want Saudi officers to secure the Ritz-Carlton hotel.
‘Outside the hotels where they are being detained you see the armored vehicles of the Saudi special forces. But inside, it’s a private security company’ added the source.
The report that has raised eyebrows of political analysts continued that the officials transferred all the guys from Abu Dhabi who were now in-charge of everything.
Another startling disclosure was that the crown prince Salman referred as MBS was conducting some of the interrogations himself.
‘When it’s something big he asks them questions, he speaks to them very nicely in the interrogation, and then he leaves the room, and the mercenaries go in’ the source noted.
‘The prisoners are slapped, insulted, hung up, tortured’ the source disclosed.
Let it be known that the report comes on the heels of another exclusive story by the same publication suggesting that MBS would be becoming the king of Saudi Arabia in the current week.
