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Det Sgt Harry May, of West Midlands Police, said the couple's relationship deteriorated and Jones started mentally and physically abusing her.
BBC: Daniel Jones jailed for killing ex-girlfriend Da In Lee
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It is understood the Police Service of Northern Ireland have helped their counterparts in Italy and that Henry Fitzsimmons, also known as Harry, comes from west Belfast.
BBC: Northern Ireland man arrested in 'Ndrangheta raids
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West Ham manager Harry Redknapp has described reports that he is signing Stan Collymore as "an absolute load of old tosh".
BBC: Redknapp rubbishes Collymore 'nonsense'
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Cole began his career at West Ham under Harry Redknapp, who is now manager of Spurs, and who will be able to offer him Champions League football next season should he wish to bring him to White Hart Lane.
BBC: Manchester United rule out move to sign Joe Cole
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Besides a clear disagreement with West Coast rapper Kreayshawn, Harry Winston looks to have decided to ditch the glam-world of high-end jewelry retail and switch to the down-and-dirty realm of the diamond mine.
FORBES: Turning Rings into Pickaxes
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This is the last of a small chain, the original of which closed on the Upper West Side in 1996, and was where Harry meets Sally for the third time after Marie spots him staring at her from the "personal growth" section.
BBC: When Harry and Sally met New York City
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Like Wright, Aalto was building a summer home for wealthy clients timber-fortune heirs Harry and Maire Gullichsen, who commissioned a house in Noormarkku, near the west coast of Finland.
WSJ: The Finnish Frank Lloyd Wright
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Harry Redknapp will wonder how his team failed to break the deadlock but take nothing away from West Ham, who are now unbeaten in four Premier League games and look a side transformed in recent weeks.
BBC: Tottenham 0-0 West Ham
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Brian McDermott of Reading and QPR's Harry Redknapp are battling against relegation, while Alan Pardew's Newcastle and Sam Allardyce's West Ham are hovering just above the bottom three.
CNN: A dying breed: English managers on the brink?
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Actor Ralph Fiennes is hoping Harry Potter fans will be lured to watch Shakespeare when he stars in The Tempest in London's West End.
BBC: Ralph Fiennes takes on latest Shakespeare challenge