An American woman who moved to Ireland and became active in anti-Israel protests was found brutally murdered in her home this week—allegedly killed by a Syrian ‘asylum seeker’ she met at a demonstration and invited to live with her.
Jamey Carney, a New York native, moved to Ireland about five years ago with her daughter. She integrated into the community and became an active participant in anti-Israel protests held in the country, The Sun reported Wednesday.
At one of those protests, Carney met a man who had come to Ireland as an asylum seeker from Syria. The two became close friends, and eventually their relationship deepened and he became her partner. Carney opened her home to him, and he moved in with her and her 13-year-old daughter at the Homeland residential complex on Macross Street in the city, an area considered desirable and upscale.
The relationship ended in the most shocking way. Carney’s 13-year-old daughter came home and found her mother in the bedroom, suffering from severe head injuries as a result of brutal violence.
Medical and police teams called to the scene were forced to pronounce her dead at the scene, and a post-mortem examination conducted by the state pathologist officially confirmed it was a murder.