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Irish police to engage with Jordanian counterparts in murder investigation of Jamey Carney
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Irish police to engage with Jordanian counterparts in murder investigation of Jamey Carney
Irish authorities have said they will work with Jordanian police to pursue a suspect in the killing of Jamey Carney, who was found dead in Killarney.
- Gardaí responded to an incident in Killarney, County Kerry, where Jamey Carney, a woman in her 40s, was pronounced dead.
- Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan said police will engage with their Jordanian counterparts as part of the murder investigation.
- O'Callaghan stated that the suspect had left the jurisdiction for Jordan and that no extradition treaty exists between Ireland and Jordan.
- Interpol and Europol have been alerted to the investigation, according to RTÉ.
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Jordan Arrests Jordanian Citizen Suspected of Killing American Woman in Ireland
Jordan's Interior and Justice ministries announced the arrest of a Jordanian citizen suspected by Irish authorities of murdering an American woman in Ireland.
- Jordan's ministries said Irish authorities alerted them about the murder and identified a Jordanian citizen as a suspect.
- Security forces located and arrested the suspect at his residence, took his formal statements, and referred him to the public prosecutor of the Grand Criminal Court.
- The public prosecutor ordered the suspect detained for 15 days at a correctional facility pending further investigation.
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