DENVER (AP) -- Irish police say an American woman and three

others arrested in Ireland over an alleged plot to assassinate

Swedish artist Lars Vilks have been freed without charge.

   Seven people -- including the American woman, three Algerians, a

Libyan, a Palestinian and a Croatian -- were arrested Tuesday in

Ireland. After the arrests, U.S. authorities unsealed terror

charges against Colleen LaRose of Pennsylvania. She allegedly went

by the name "Jihad Jane" to recruit others online to kill the

cartoonist.

   Irish police said Saturday three others who were also arrested

remained in custody and were being questioned.

   In Leadville, Colo., a woman identified the American woman who

had been held in Ireland as her daughter, 31-year-old Jamie

Paulin-Ramirez. Christine Mott said she was informed of

Paulin-Ramirez's arrest by the FBI and other federal law

enforcement agencies.