"Police are confident triple murder suspect Julian Ingram is still alive and believe he has been receiving help from people he knows in the area, a week after three people were shot dead in a small New South Wales town. The NSW police assistant commissioner, Andrew Holland, said investigators were confident Ingram, 37, may have been helped by people that he knows in community given the temperatures of more than 40C recorded in the area."
"He has to have access to food and water, Holland told reporters on Thursday, before adding that it may be possible that Ingram had stored such supplies in the area. Ingram, also known as Julian Pierpoint, is suspected of shooting dead his pregnant former partner, her new boyfriend, and her aunt last Thursday in Lake Cargelligo, about 450km west of Sydney."
"Speaking in Lake Cargelligo, the NSW police commissioner, Mal Lanyon, said the search was being undertaken in extraordinary conditions. This is the fifth day of over 40-degree temperatures, yet our police have been unwavering, Lanyon said. What we have seen at Lake Cargelligo is a terrible tragedy that should not occur. Domestic and family violence remains a scourge on our community."
Police believe Julian Ingram remains alive and may be receiving help from people he knows in the local community. Investigators cite extreme temperatures above 40C and Ingram's local experience that give him knowledge of water sources and potential hideouts. Ingram is suspected of killing his pregnant former partner, her new boyfriend, and her aunt in Lake Cargelligo, about 450km west of Sydney. He was seen leaving the town in a white Ford Ranger and a witness reported seeing him in Mount Hope, about 70km away. The search continues under harsh conditions while police follow regional leads.
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