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Cause of death revealed for American mother murdered in Ireland: report
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Key Points:
- Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old American woman living in Killarney, Ireland, died from suffocation following head injuries, according to the Irish state pathologist, with police treating her death as a murder.
- A person of interest, reportedly an asylum seeker from the Middle East with permanent residency in Ireland, fled the country before Carney's body was found; authorities are conducting an international manhunt involving British police, Interpol, and Europol.
- The suspect is believed to have traveled from Killarney to Dublin Airport and then to Istanbul, and reportedly knew Carney, often staying at her home; police have withheld his identity citing legal reasons.
- Carney, a third-generation Irish American from New York, was described by family as proud of her Irish heritage and had moved to Ireland in 2021 to raise her daughter; the U.S. State Department is providing consular assistance to her family.
- Family members are currently in Ireland cooperating with authorities, and a GoFundMe campaign has been established to assist with funeral expenses, while relatives vow to seek justice and prevent similar tragedies.
