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Killarney killing: suspect detained in Jordan — and the Gardaí never sought his arrest.

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  • Jordanian authorities contacted their Irish counterparts on Monday to say Muhammad Al Sakhir — the suspect in the killing of 43-year-old Jamie Kearney in Killarney last week — had already been in custody for a number of days; RTÉ reports the Gardaí never sought his detention or arrest, officially down to the lack of an extradition treaty and the fact nobody has been charged — reasons Dooley says are deployed to obscure what really took place.
  • The route, as Dooley recounts it: a Jordanian man refused asylum in Ireland yet handed back his passport, who fled Killarney to Dublin, flew to Istanbul, then travelled on to near his hometown in Jordan — the very place he was supposedly fleeing — having already passed through France, the UK and the north of Ireland before claiming asylum in the Republic.
  • Dooley demands immediate resignations — Drew Harris, O'Callaghan, and previous justice ministers such as Helen McEntee — and argues only the victim's US citizenship pushed the case into international headlines, exposing an establishment he says has "no interest" in justice for anybody, including murdered women.
  • RTÉ is still calling the man a "person of interest" rather than a murder suspect — propaganda, in Dooley's reading — while reported details of the relationship, including an alleged €5,000 bribe offer, await corroboration; with no move even toward an extradition treaty, he argues the establishment wants the story brushed under the carpet instead of confronting the asylum system behind it.
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We want to give you the latest update on

We want to give you the latest update on the Jamie Kearney murder investigation. It has been reported that the murder suspect, Muhammad Al Sakhir, has been detained in Jordan for a number of days, apparently. And the Jordanian authorities have heard he's have contacted the Irish authorities today, Monday, to say that he has been in custody for a number of days. Now, let's report a couple of facts around the Irish authorities and the political response to this.

First of all, it has been reported on RTE that the man who Gardai wants to speak to was detained in Jordan. And they said that, wait for this, the Gardai investigations have not sought his detention or his arrest. So, the authorities did not contact the Jordanian authorities to seek the arrest or detention of Muhammad Al Sakhir. And they're claiming that it's down to the lack of extradition extradition treaty, the fact that nobody has been charged with this.

As well. And other issues as well to try and obscure the facts to what's really taken place in this absolute national scandal. This involves the murder of a 43-year-old murder Jamie Kearney last week in Killarney. The man then fled the country, had his passport back, the man who was claiming asylum in Ireland from Jordan. And fled from Killarney to Dublin, then traveled to Istanbul on a flight, and then traveled back to his near enough to his hometown, apparently, in.

Jordan. The place that he was fleeing from apparently in the first place. But we know he traveled to a number of countries uh subsequent to uh coming arriving in Ireland that he was in France, in the UK as well, and as well as in the north of Ireland before he travels into the Republic to claim asylum, where he was refused asylum, and he managed to get back his passport. Hence, he fled the country then following the horrific killing of.

Jamie Carey. There are a lot more information has come to light as well on this. But this is a national outrage, a national scandal. It demands immediate resignations of people like Drew Harris Callahan, previous ministers of justice such as Helen McEntee. And now what's taken place with this absolute scandal of the murder of Jamie Carey, and in terms and the context of it being brushed under the carpet in Ireland, so much for an open, honest, transparent,.

“There are a lot more information has come to light as well on this”

02:38

Frank discussion on what's taken place in our society

Frank discussion on what's taken place in our society. They want to brush it away, and they don't want to deal with it. Fact that she's a US citizen is the fact that this has actually reached our international headlines, and the fact that so much international media has picked up on it. It really shows the Irish society establishment for what they are, fundamentally completely uh no interest in representing the justice of anybody, including women who have been murdered. But at the same.

Time, what's going on is just absolutely outrageous, and the reporting of it is saying that they're looking still for a person of interest, not a murder suspect. And also the reports have come out in the recent days about the uh details of the relationship between both Jamie Carey and the suspect Mohammed Al Sakhir in terms of the relationship. Apparently, it was a bribe of €5,000 as being reported offer as well, and other stuff has been reported.

That has to be corroborated also in terms of the whole um circumstances of her death. Apparently, even issues of horrific uh a toilet system being used as well. Absolutely just horrific and appalling, and just it's really beyond words to what's taken place in Ireland at the moment. But as we stated earlier, what's really important is is that the man is immediately held accountable. And uh O'Callaghan should be gone. It's just untenable for them to carry on in their positions. And.

Even the reporting of it, you can see that through uh propagandists such as RTÉ, rather than giving the truth out of what's going on, talking about a person of interest and all this type of nonsense, uh instead of addressing the underlying issues. Instead Instead of trying to deal with this uh crazy mass immigration system here in Ireland, uh dealing with the underlying issues with the farcical uh asylum system processes taking place in Ireland, as well. I've.

Spoken about in quite a number of videos. And also in terms of the lack of justice for women who have been killed for uh because of what's taken place in our society and the cover-up that they're trying to cover up. Won't talk about it, and they'll try and move on. And the fact that this is hidden in national headlines is a is really hitting uh the Irish establishment. But at the same time as well, they're trying now.

To instead of moving towards an extradition treaty, instead of working on plans for this, the fact that they haven't even contacted him to detain him or arrest him shows you that they want to brush under the carpet and forget about it, and they want to move on. But this story won't move on because people have had enough of what's taken place in our society. So, please share my videos, please highlight them, and please continue to speak out for what's taken.

05:13

Place to get truth and justice uh in our

Place to get truth and justice uh in our society about what's taken place, and transparency, openness, honesty on all these issues. Cuz they're brushing them under the carpet, like we've done for generations, ignore them. Thanks a lot. Slán go fóill.

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13 Jul 2026 · Immigration · 5:26

Killarney killing: suspect detained in Jordan — and the Gardaí never sought his arrest.

Jordanian authorities contact the Irish authorities to say Muhammad Al Sakhir, the suspect in the killing of Jamie Kearney in Killarney, has been in their custody for days — while RTÉ reports the Gardaí never sought his detention or arrest, citing the lack of an extradition treaty. Dooley calls it a national scandal being brushed under the carpet and demands the resignations of Drew Harris, O'Callaghan and previous justice ministers like Helen McEntee.

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Jordanian authorities contacted their Irish counterparts on Monday to say Muhammad Al Sakhir — the suspect in the killing of 43-year-old Jamie Kearney in Killarney last week — had already been in custody for a number of days; RTÉ reports the Gardaí never sought his detention or arrest, officially down to the lack of an extradition treaty and the fact nobody has been charged — reasons Dooley says are deployed to obscure what really took place.
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The route, as Dooley recounts it: a Jordanian man refused asylum in Ireland yet handed back his passport, who fled Killarney to Dublin, flew to Istanbul, then travelled on to near his hometown in Jordan — the very place he was supposedly fleeing — having already passed through France, the UK and the north of Ireland before claiming asylum in the Republic.
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Dooley demands immediate resignations — Drew Harris, O'Callaghan, and previous justice ministers such as Helen McEntee — and argues only the victim's US citizenship pushed the case into international headlines, exposing an establishment he says has "no interest" in justice for anybody, including murdered women.
04
RTÉ is still calling the man a "person of interest" rather than a murder suspect — propaganda, in Dooley's reading — while reported details of the relationship, including an alleged €5,000 bribe offer, await corroboration; with no move even toward an extradition treaty, he argues the establishment wants the story brushed under the carpet instead of confronting the asylum system behind it.
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We want to give you the latest update on

We want to give you the latest update on the Jamie Kearney murder investigation. It has been reported that the murder suspect, Muhammad Al Sakhir, has been detained in Jordan for a number of days, apparently. And the Jordanian authorities have heard he's have contacted the Irish authorities today, Monday, to say that he has been in custody for a number of days. Now, let's report a couple of facts around the Irish authorities and the political response to this.

First of all, it has been reported on RTE that the man who Gardai wants to speak to was detained in Jordan. And they said that, wait for this, the Gardai investigations have not sought his detention or his arrest. So, the authorities did not contact the Jordanian authorities to seek the arrest or detention of Muhammad Al Sakhir. And they're claiming that it's down to the lack of extradition extradition treaty, the fact that nobody has been charged with this.

As well. And other issues as well to try and obscure the facts to what's really taken place in this absolute national scandal. This involves the murder of a 43-year-old murder Jamie Kearney last week in Killarney. The man then fled the country, had his passport back, the man who was claiming asylum in Ireland from Jordan. And fled from Killarney to Dublin, then traveled to Istanbul on a flight, and then traveled back to his near enough to his hometown, apparently, in.

Jordan. The place that he was fleeing from apparently in the first place. But we know he traveled to a number of countries uh subsequent to uh coming arriving in Ireland that he was in France, in the UK as well, and as well as in the north of Ireland before he travels into the Republic to claim asylum, where he was refused asylum, and he managed to get back his passport. Hence, he fled the country then following the horrific killing of.

Jamie Carey. There are a lot more information has come to light as well on this. But this is a national outrage, a national scandal. It demands immediate resignations of people like Drew Harris Callahan, previous ministers of justice such as Helen McEntee. And now what's taken place with this absolute scandal of the murder of Jamie Carey, and in terms and the context of it being brushed under the carpet in Ireland, so much for an open, honest, transparent,.

“There are a lot more information has come to light as well on this”

Frank discussion on what's taken place in our society

Frank discussion on what's taken place in our society. They want to brush it away, and they don't want to deal with it. Fact that she's a US citizen is the fact that this has actually reached our international headlines, and the fact that so much international media has picked up on it. It really shows the Irish society establishment for what they are, fundamentally completely uh no interest in representing the justice of anybody, including women who have been murdered. But at the same.

Time, what's going on is just absolutely outrageous, and the reporting of it is saying that they're looking still for a person of interest, not a murder suspect. And also the reports have come out in the recent days about the uh details of the relationship between both Jamie Carey and the suspect Mohammed Al Sakhir in terms of the relationship. Apparently, it was a bribe of €5,000 as being reported offer as well, and other stuff has been reported.

That has to be corroborated also in terms of the whole um circumstances of her death. Apparently, even issues of horrific uh a toilet system being used as well. Absolutely just horrific and appalling, and just it's really beyond words to what's taken place in Ireland at the moment. But as we stated earlier, what's really important is is that the man is immediately held accountable. And uh O'Callaghan should be gone. It's just untenable for them to carry on in their positions. And.

Even the reporting of it, you can see that through uh propagandists such as RTÉ, rather than giving the truth out of what's going on, talking about a person of interest and all this type of nonsense, uh instead of addressing the underlying issues. Instead Instead of trying to deal with this uh crazy mass immigration system here in Ireland, uh dealing with the underlying issues with the farcical uh asylum system processes taking place in Ireland, as well. I've.

Spoken about in quite a number of videos. And also in terms of the lack of justice for women who have been killed for uh because of what's taken place in our society and the cover-up that they're trying to cover up. Won't talk about it, and they'll try and move on. And the fact that this is hidden in national headlines is a is really hitting uh the Irish establishment. But at the same time as well, they're trying now.

To instead of moving towards an extradition treaty, instead of working on plans for this, the fact that they haven't even contacted him to detain him or arrest him shows you that they want to brush under the carpet and forget about it, and they want to move on. But this story won't move on because people have had enough of what's taken place in our society. So, please share my videos, please highlight them, and please continue to speak out for what's taken.

Place to get truth and justice uh in our

Place to get truth and justice uh in our society about what's taken place, and transparency, openness, honesty on all these issues. Cuz they're brushing them under the carpet, like we've done for generations, ignore them. Thanks a lot. Slán go fóill.

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