Manhunt for Murder Suspect Julian Ingram

0:00In Sydney, it's March 3rd, and here's what is going on. Core proceedings against 37-year-old Julian Ingram have stalled as police continue their five-and-a-half-week search for the man accused of. Three murders in Lake Cargelago Ingram allegedly shot his pregnant ex-partner Sophie Quinn, her aunt Nareeta Quinn, and John Harris on January 22nd. At the time, Ingram was free on bail from domestic violence charges tied to Sophie in late November, plus a menacing driving offense from last year. Safety worries were flagged before his release, but the court noted his last violence was in 2021 with no bail breaches. In Lake Cargelago, local court today, the magistrate called Ingram's name outside but got no response, then issued arrest warrants for the murders and earlier charges. The tiny monthly court delayed cases over 30 minutes and shifted some sessions to nearby parks due to safety fears from the manhunt. Police report no solid sightings since Ingram was spotted near Mount Hope, about 100 kilometers

1:02north. Tips poured in from the river arena, central west, Sydney, and even interstate, but all checked out negative, including one in Mildura last month. Public reports have slowed, but the local focus remains. Meanwhile, a critical incident investigation by homicide squad officers is reviewing police actions before the shootings, including the bail call. Ingram's gun access and his relationship with Sophie, an independent review will follow from the professional standards team. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, SOLI solelypillow.com.