But now the saga continues! Finally a suspect has been arrested for this illegal slaying in Turkey - the culprit being an Iranian official. Of course! Hopefully now justice will be served now that his killer has been arrested. I am sure Turkey will do the right thing and find out the truth behind Molavi's death. The Islamic Republic cannot get away with illegal killings!
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