Murder of Mission Employee |
October 28, 2002
Statement from the U.S. Embassy in Amman on
the death of Larry Foley
At approximately 7:20 am local time, Larry Foley, an employee of the
US Agency for International Development Mission in Jordan, was shot and
killed outside his home in Amman.
We are working closely with Jordanian officials to investigate this horrible
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Larry
Foley (center) receiving an achievement award from U.S. Ambassador to Jordan,
Edward Gnehm, and Toni Christiansen-Wagner, USAID-Jordan Mission Director.
October
27, 2002.
(click on the photo for high resolution)
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The U.S. Embassy in Jordan has informed U.S. citizens in Jordan of the
incident and reiterated our recommendation that all U.S. citizens remain
vigilant in view of threats to American interests as articulated in the
Embassy’s Warden
Message of October 13, 2002.
All of us in the American community convey our deepest condolences to
the Foley family on the death of such a warm and loving man. We are
outraged by this incomprehensible act.
We will provide to the public further information, as appropriate, as
we are able.

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