I'm watching this whole situation unfold and I gotta say, it's really disturbing how easy it is for someone to slip through the cracks in a small community like Lake Cargelligo. 1,300 people live there, but apparently, Ingram was able to keep a low profile long enough to commit these heinous crimes. It makes me wonder what other info might be missing from the public domain... I mean, why are we only hearing about this now? Was there ever an investigation into Ingram's background or motives before all this went down?
I'm tellin' ya, something don't add up 'bout this whole thing. Like, 37 years old, he's got a firearm, but no licence? That's like tryin' to find a needle in a haystack, right? And what's with the "possibly accomplice" vibe? It's all too convenient for my taste. I mean, the police are sayin' he's armed and dangerous, but where's the proof? We need more questions than answers here.
And have you guys noticed how they're searchin' like crazy in that remote area? It's like they're tryin' to cover somethin' up or somethin'. I'm not sayin' it's a conspiracy, but... just keepin' an eye on this situation, ya know?
this triple murder is just heartbreaking , i mean thinkin about that pregnant woman Sophie Quinn and her friend John Harris gettin taken away from their loved ones like that... it's just not right. and now the police gotta deal with a suspect who's on the run with a firearm, it's so scary to think about what could happen next . i hope the authorities catch Ingram soon and bring some closure to the families of the victims . the fact that he never had a firearms licence makes this even more suspicious, like how did he get hold of that gun? . anyway, my heart goes out to the people of Lake Cargelligo, they're shakin after this tragedy .
I'm really worried about this guy, Julian Ingram. He's got a lot of people looking for him, but still managed to drive outta Lake Cargelligo? That's some crazy thinking. What's gonna happen when the cops finally catch up with him? Is he really armed and ready to fight?
And I don't get how someone who didn't even have a gun license ended up owning one, or having the courage to use it on two innocent people. It just doesn't add up. Maybe there's more to this story than we know... Anyway, my thoughts are with Sophie Quinn and John Harris' families.
this whole thing is just so sad ... i mean, triple murder is just devastating, can you imagine what those families must be going through? and the fact that the guy's a pregnant woman's ex-partner and friend... it's just so senseless ... and the police are doing their best to catch him, but it's like they're playing cat and mouse out there in the bush. i feel for the community too, 1300 people can't be too small to be rocked by something like this ... just hope they find the guy soon and bring some peace back
I'm watching this whole situation unfold and I gotta say, it's really disturbing how easy it is for someone to slip through the cracks in a small community like Lake Cargelligo. 
1,300 people live there, but apparently, Ingram was able to keep a low profile long enough to commit these heinous crimes. It makes me wonder what other info might be missing from the public domain... 
I mean, why are we only hearing about this now? Was there ever an investigation into Ingram's background or motives before all this went down? 
And what's with the "possibly accomplice" vibe? It's all too convenient for my taste. I mean, the police are sayin' he's armed and dangerous, but where's the proof? We need more questions than answers here. 
this triple murder is just heartbreaking 
, i mean thinkin about that pregnant woman Sophie Quinn and her friend John Harris gettin taken away from their loved ones like that... it's just not right. and now the police gotta deal with a suspect who's on the run with a firearm, it's so scary to think about what could happen next 
. i hope the authorities catch Ingram soon and bring some closure to the families of the victims 
. the fact that he never had a firearms licence makes this even more suspicious, like how did he get hold of that gun? 
. anyway, my heart goes out to the people of Lake Cargelligo, they're shakin after this tragedy 
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That's some crazy thinking. What's gonna happen when the cops finally catch up with him? 
... and the police are doing their best to catch him, but it's like they're playing cat and mouse out there in the bush. i feel for the community too, 1300 people can't be too small to be rocked by something like this 
