Queen had a song titled "Khashoggi's Ship"! (Same name as the SA dude murdered in Turkey) Queen's song, titled "Khashoggi's Ship", was on their album, "The Miracle" from 1989; song 2. I mentioned in a comment that my brother took me to see the "Bohemian Rhapsody" movie on Friday.  I really liked Queen's music, but hadn't listened in quite some time.  Today I was looking through their discography, and noticed that a song title pattern-matched a name I had seen in the news recently! Although I hadn't listened to the song when I started typing this, I decided to do so, right now; here it is on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85dYshiw55Q Lyrics: https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/queen/khashoggisship.html Doesn't seem to have anything to do with the recent saw-and-acid-based murder.  Still, I found it interesting to have been exposed to this particular name, twice within I think a week or two, for very different reasons. In the movie, "Freddie Mercury" was his stage name (which he also changed his real name to match).  His original name was something like Farhoud, and I forget their last name; they were from Pakistan.  The murdered Khashoggi was from Saudi Arabia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamal_Khashoggi -- and, I am not sure how these overlap, if at all. Then again: to get from Saudi Arabia to Turkey (where Khashoggi was murdered), you need to go through two countries; or, a waterway, one country, and a waterway.  To get from Saudi Arabia to Pakistan (where "Freddie" came from), you need to go through two countries, or a single waterway.  In other words, the distance from SA to the band's lead singer's origin, or, to the place where Khashoggi was killed, seems similar. So: a band named after royalty, sang a song about a guy who had the same name as a "WaPo journalist," who was murdered (allegedly) by royalty. Might be nothing.  Activated my pattern matcher, though!  Be safe and God bless.