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Week-Long Search for Wanted Man Has Towns on Edge
The manhunt continues in central west New South Wales for Julian Ingram, accused of killing three and injuring one after learning he was not father of unborn child.
- On January 22, three people were allegedly shot dead and one seriously injured in Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales, and the manhunt remains focused on Mount Hope district.
- Background checks show Mr Ingram was on bail for family violence and was due for an AVO hearing on February 3, locals say recent DNA tests may have triggered the killings.
- On Tuesday, police released clearer images of the council-owned Ford Ranger dual-cab utility, registration DM-07-GZ, which may have a Lachlan Shire Council magnet, numbers 1947, an orange light bar, and a silver toolbox.
- Authorities have promised extra patrols and told residents to exercise extreme caution as NSW Police increased patrols, urging residents of Lake Cargelligo to stay inside and call triple-zero if they see the suspect.
- Police have widened the search into the Mount Hope district about 90km away, battling 46-degree and 47C heat with aerial sweeps; the operation is not expected to be scaled back soon.
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Warning: This article contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.The son of one of the victims of an alleged triple-murder in the NSW central west has written an emotional message to his father as the search moves more than 100 kilometres in the opposite direction after a possible sighting.Today, police swarmed a property at Kiacatoo, 50 kilometres away from Lake Cargelligo, where the murders occurred almost one week ago.P…
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