Australian police investigate death of al-Ghamidi

The Australian police on Thursday said it had not yet found the killer of Saudi diplomat Abdullah al-Ghamidi. A spokesman for the Australian federal police, Erik Mayor, was quoted as saying that the police did not arrest anybody.

One person was seen leaving the crime site in a car when the crime was committed.

On Tuesday, the Australian police found the Saudi diplomat dead after his throat was cut in his flat in a Kingston suburb.

In a statement on Wednesday, the Saudi embassy in Canberra demanded the killer to be presented before justice very soon.

Al-Ghamidi, who has been working as the first secretary at the Saudi embassy for seven years, was living alone.