Lake Cargelligo Triple Shooting: Manhunt for Suspect

0:00In Sydney, it's March 13th, and here's what is going on. A small town in Australia, called Lake Cargelligo, has been turned upside down by a triple shooting almost two months ago. On January 22nd, local council worker Julian Ingram allegedly gunned down 20-something Sophie Quinn, her friend John Harris, and Sophie's, and Narita Quinn using a shotgun. Sophie was pregnant at the time. Ingram fled the scene armed and has been on the run ever since. The violence started on a main street near the town pool, where an eyewitness saw Ingram fire shots into Sophie's car, killing her, and Harris. He then drove across town and shot Narita in her front yard, injuring another person before escaping. The town's six police officers were overwhelmed, calling in extra help as crowds gathered in panic spread. Residents of the 1200-person community, who once left doors unlocked, now double-lock everything, install security cameras, and keep bats. Handy. Longstanding family feuds, past assaults, and restraining orders between Ingram and the victim's fuel tensions.

1:07Methamphetamine use has also surged in the area, adding to the strain. Friends describe Ingram as hardworking, bevolatile, with a history of fights and drug issues. Police had granted him bail months earlier after allegedly assaulting Sophie, and they're now facing review over those decisions. The town feels divided, with loyalties torn between families. The manhunt under strike force to burda continues, those scaled back after initial massive searches. No confirmed sighting since early on, and police think Ingram could be hiding in remote bushland. Local sphere he might return, leaving everyone on edge and waiting for justice. The daily news now is presented by our sponsor. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you. A pillow with built-in sound, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.