8legs: New south wales police

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Police ‘confident’ Lake Cargelligo triple murder suspect Julian Ingram is still alive and may be receiving help

A Lake Cargelligo suspect, Julian Ingram (aka Julian Pierpoint), remains alive and is believed to have local help as the search enters a second week.
Extremely hot conditions persist, with five consecutive days above 40°C complicating the manhunt and shelter access for Ingram.
Ingram is linked to the killings of his pregnant former partner Sophie Quinn, her new boyfriend, and Quinn’s aunt in Lake Cargelligo.
At the time of the shootings, Ingram was on bail over domestic violence allegations, prompting scrutiny of bail decisions.
Investigators are pursuing leads in Mount Hope and other parts of the surrounding region as the search intensifies.
The manhunt faces challenging terrain and heat, with outback conditions offering hiding spots and complicating deterence efforts.
Police promise a sustained presence to keep communities safe until Ingram is brought before the court.
Leads span regional towns and remote outposts, with police deploying riot squads to assist in the search.
Domestic and family violence remains a persistent concern in Australia, highlighted by the case and wider context discussed by authorities.
The Guardian frames Lake Cargelligo as a major regional incident with lasting effects on a small NSW town.

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