Ralph Riegel

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552 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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The Irish authorities have gone to great pains, Fanon, to stress that this detention was not at the request of the Irish authorities and was not on foot of any warrant because, of course, there is no warrant.
Correct.
And we know that he was with her for the previous weekend, which, of course, would have been the weekend of July the 4th, Independence Day in the US, and a significant one this year because, of course, it's the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
But Gardaí believe that he was also in Jamie Kearney's company on Monday.
Now, Jamie's body was found at 1.23pm, just at lunchtime, on Tuesday.
But detectives are convinced that she met her death at about 11 o'clock the previous evening.
So because Mr. Alsacker had been with
Jamie Kearney, earlier in the day, Gardaí wanted to talk to him about his movements.
Of course, he got a bus at 3 o'clock in the morning on the Tuesday morning, just a couple of hours after Miss Kearney's death.
He got a bus from Killarney to Dublin Airport, and he then boarded a flight at 10 a.m.
from Dublin Airport to Istanbul in Turkey.
And it's clear, because until now his whereabouts were unknown, but it's clear that he travelled pretty immediately from Turkey to get back to his native country of Jordan.
Now, we understand that the detention in Jordan was...
sanctioned by the Jordanian Directorate of Public Security.
Now, that's a very, very powerful body in Jordan.
I mean, Jordan, because of its geopolitical location, it's in a very difficult region.
So both its military intelligence and its
um security agencies are very very well trained and have a lot of experience in dealing with with challenging um situations so it was sanctioned by them but the question now is how long will he be in detention and what are the developments down the line because it's going to be a period of time certainly not a couple of days you're probably talking a couple of weeks
before the Garda case file is any way near the state where it can be submitted to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Yeah, there are a number of things that could happen.
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