Jamey Carney Update Where Is Ahmad Alsaqer Manhunt Underway For Ny Moms Partner After Her Shocking Murder In Ireland

Alsaqer applied for asylum after arriving in Ireland from the Middle East in 2024, the New York Post reported. He boarded a bus around 3 am for the Irish capital airport after allegedly murdering Carney, his 43-year-old partner, hours earlier.

According to Extra.ie, police believe Alsaqer will try to travel through the Middle East to get back to Jordan. He reportedly has connections in Turkey, Syria and Jordan and is fluent in Arabic, French and English.

Alsaqer, described by the Gardai as a person of interest in Carney’s murder, is believed to have been one of the last people to see Carney. He spent Sunday and Monday with her.

Alsaqer was in the process of seeking asylum in Ireland, and had gotten his passport returned to him by authorities before Carney’s murder. That is the travel document he used to escape to Turkey.

Carney and Alsaqer had been dating for the last few months after meeting at a local anti-Israeli protest. Carney shared photos of the two of them on social media. Alsaqer often commented under Carney’s posts, writing loving messages like “I love you so much,” and “my beautiful family.”

According to The Irish Times, Carney was from Westchester County, New York, but had lived in Killarney for several years. She had moved to Killarney around five years ago and lived with her daughter, according to Irish broadcaster RTÉ.

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