US-Ireland killing probe extends to Jordan
International media reports that two senior Irish officials visited Amman last week as part of the investigation into the murder of an American citizen in Ireland, with suspicion that a Jordanian national was involved. The Irish security team conducted inquiries with Jordanian officials to strengthen cooperation and exchange information, with Irish authorities emphasizing that they have received positive support from the Jordanian side. The Jordanian suspect was detained upon his return from Ireland, but Ireland has not issued an official arrest warrant yet, due to the lack of an extradition treaty between the two countries, though local legal provisions allow for holding Jordanians accountable for acts committed outside the country. The case dates back to June, after American citizen Jimi Carney died inside her home. Irish police began investigating after the Jordanian friend left the country, and investigations are still ongoing with continued communication between authorities.
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