Julian Ingram triple murder manhunt

New South Wales Police have offered a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Julian Ingram, accused of fatally shooting three people in Lake Cargelligo in January 2026. Ingram, 37, has been sought by police since January 22, 2026. Police believe he may be receiving support.

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Julian Ingram, suspected of a triple murder in Lake Cargelligo, has a prior conviction for grabbing a family member by the throat. He was previously granted bail for domestic violence charges despite an apprehended domestic violence order. The initial shooting occurred on January 22, 2026, resulting in three fatalities and one injury.

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Police are confident that triple murder suspect Julian Ingram is still alive and may be receiving assistance from others. This assessment is part of the ongoing manhunt in New South Wales.

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Police are actively searching for accused triple murderer Julian Ingram's white Ford Ranger council work vehicle, registration DM07GZ, as the manhunt continues.

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Kaleb Macqueen, the 19-year-old survivor of the Lake Cargelligo shooting, was identified as the fourth victim who was shot, and he recounted that the suspect, Julian Ingram, was laughing during the attack.

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A man has been charged with sending letters that called for violence against Muslims and other groups on Australia Day. The material was posted to Sydney's Lakemba Mosque and also singled out Middle Eastern communities, Aboriginal people, and left-wing politicians.

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An unconfirmed sighting of triple murder suspect Julian Ingram was reported early Sunday morning at Mount Hope, approximately 70km north of the original crime scene. Police are actively searching for Ingram, also known as Julian Pierpoint.

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Police are investigating how Julian Ingram, the alleged shooter, obtained a firearm as he does not possess a gun license. The victims have been identified as Sophie Quinn (25 and pregnant), her friend John Harris (32), and her aunt Nerida Quinn (50).

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Emergency services were called to Bokhara Street and Walker Street in Lake Cargelligo, where victims were found deceased and injured.

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Police have officially issued a murder warrant for Julian Ingram in connection with the shooting deaths.

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The suspect, Julian Ingram, has been identified as a council gardener. NSW Police stated that he could be difficult to find due to his extensive knowledge of the remote area.

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The third deceased victim has been identified as 50-year-old Nerida Quinn, the suspect's aunt, and a 19-year-old man was seriously injured. The suspect, Julian Ingram, was reportedly out on bail for domestic violence offenses, and victim Sophie Quinn was eight months pregnant.

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NSW Police have launched Strike Force Doberta to investigate the shooting and provided a physical description of the suspect as Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander, about 165-170cm tall.

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Police identified the suspect as 37-year-old Julian Ingram and confirmed the incident was domestic violence-related. Victims include Sophie Quinn (25), the suspect's pregnant ex-partner, and John Harris (32), with the shootings occurring at two separate locations.

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Emergency services were called to two separate locations where two couples had been shot within minutes of each other in Lake Cargelligo.

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The 19-year-old family member injured in the shooting has been identified as Caleb McQueen. A large-scale search for the suspect, Julian Ingram, is underway.

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An apprehended domestic violence order (ADVO) had been taken out by victim Sophie Quinn against suspect Julian Ingram in December.

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Police have identified an offender in the Lake Cargelligo shooting, where three people were killed and another wounded. A large search operation is underway as the identified gunman remains at large.

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NSW Police issued an urgent warning, urging local residents to stay indoors and avoid the area, as the suspected gunman was reported to be at large.

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A crime scene was established by officers attached to the Central West Police District, and an investigation into the circumstances of the incident commenced.

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A second man was taken to the hospital in a serious but stable condition.

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Police confirmed that three people – two women and one man – had died at the scene.

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Emergency services were called to Walker Street, near Yelkin Street, in Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales, around 4:40 PM local time, following reports of a shooting.

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An inquiry is underway after New South Wales Police fatally shot a man armed with a bow and arrow during a welfare check in Gunnedah on January 17, 2026.

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A separate mass shooting occurred at a Hanukkah event at Sydney's Bondi Beach, where a father and son killed at least 15 people and injured 42 others in an act of antisemitic terrorism. Following this incident, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a national inquiry into antisemitism.

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