Gardaí seek extradition of main suspect in murder of Jamey Carney
Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old woman, was murdered at her home on the Muckross Road in Killarney, and her body was found there on July 7th. Her boyfriend, Ahmed Al-Saqar, travelled to Jordan via Dublin and Istanbul in the hours after the killing and before the body was found, and he is now in custody in Jordan. Gardaí sent a file to the DPP recommending that Al-Saqar be charged with murder, and the DPP must decide whether there is enough evidence to prosecute. As of August 20, Gardaí were seeking an extradition warrant, though there is no bilateral extradition treaty between Jordan and Ireland and sources say the warrant may be difficult to obtain.
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Key facts
consolidated from all reports- What happened
- Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old woman, was murdered.
- Where
- She was killed at her home on the Muckross Road, Killarney.
- When
- Her body was found in Killarney on July 7th.
- Al-Saqar travelled to Jordan via Dublin and Istanbul in the hours after the killing and before the body was found.
- Other details
- Ahmed Al-Saqar is Ms Carney's boyfriend and is the main suspect.
- The DPP must examine the file and decide whether there is enough evidence for prosecution.
- Al-Saqar is in custody in Jordan.
- There is no bilateral extradition treaty between Jordan and Ireland.
- Gardaí sources say the extradition warrant may be difficult to obtain.
- Investigation
- Detectives have made major progress on DNA, forensics, pathology, witness statements and CCTV footage.
- Gardaí have sent the investigation file to the DPP.
- Gardaí are seeking an extradition warrant for Al-Saqar.
- Charges
- The file recommends that Al-Saqar be charged with murder.
15 statements extracted from the articles
- whatJamey Carney was murdered. (gript.ie)
- whatThe investigation concerns the murder of Jamey Carney. (extra.ie)
- whereJamey Carney was killed at her home on the Muckross Road. (gript.ie)
- whenJamey Carney was found dead in Killarney on July 7th. (gript.ie)
- whenAl-Saqar travelled to Jordan via Dublin and Istanbul in the hours after the killing and before the body was found. (gript.ie)
- investigationOfficers investigating the killing have sent the file to the DPP. (gript.ie)
- investigationDetectives have made major progress on evidence including DNA, forensics, pathology, witness statements and CCTV footage. (gript.ie)
- investigationGardaí are seeking extradition of the main suspect in a murder investigation. (extra.ie)
- chargeThe file recommends charging Ms Carney’s boyfriend, Ahmed Al-Saqar, with murder. (gript.ie)
- otherJamey Carney was 43 years old. (gript.ie)
- otherThe DPP must examine the file and decide whether there is enough evidence for prosecution. (gript.ie)
- otherGardaí are seeking an extradition warrant for the prime person of interest. (gript.ie)
- otherAl-Saqar is in custody in Jordan. (gript.ie)
- otherThere is no bilateral extradition treaty between Jordan and Ireland. (gript.ie)
- otherGardaí sources say the extradition warrant may be difficult to obtain. (gript.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 20 Aug2026Gardaí are seeking extradition of main suspect in the investigation into the murder of Jamey Carney
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victim, Jamey Carney, irish (judged from name)Jamey Carneysuspect - 20 Aug2026Jamey Carney murder: Gardaí seek extradition warrant - Gript
Article reports that gardaí sent a murder file to the DPP recommending a charge against Ahmed Al-Saqar, who is detained in Jordan. It also reports that an extradition warrant is being sought, that Al-Saqar travelled to Jordan via Dublin and Istanbul, and that there is no bilateral extradition treaty between Jordan and Ireland.
victim, Jamey Carney, 43, female, irish (judged from name)Jamey Carneysuspect, Ahmed Al-Saqar, 28, male, named, non-irish (judged from name)Ahmed Al-Saqar