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NSW Offers $250,000 Reward in Seven-Week Manhunt for Julian Ingram

Police are banking on public tip-offs to break a seven-week manhunt.

Assistant Commander Andrew Holland (left) and NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley centre) spoke about the $250,000 reward for information regarding Lake Cargelligo shooter Julian Ingram (right). Pictures by Dane Wilson, from file.
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Police have announced a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of fugitive Julian Ingram who is accused of murdering three people and an unborn child earlier this year.
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Overview

  • The 37-year-old council worker is accused of murdering three people and an unborn child in Lake Cargelligo on January 22 and remains at large.
  • He was last seen leaving the area in a Lachlan Shire Council Ford Ranger with an emergency light bar, and neither the vehicle nor the alleged firearm has been found.
  • Investigators report no confirmed sightings since around January 25, no use of phones or bank accounts, and searches spanning roughly 60,000 hectares with specialist teams.
  • Authorities believe someone knows his whereabouts and warn they will prosecute anyone assisting him, urging the public to contact Crime Stoppers.
  • A critical incident probe is examining pre-shooting police interactions, and funerals for Sophie and Nerida Quinn are scheduled for March 12 with a significant police presence.