Police investigating the deaths of three women believe accused triple murderer Julian Ingram died shortly after the killing spree. Multiple outlets report that when Ingram’s body was found, it was significantly decomposed, leading investigators to conclude he likely died soon after killing his former partner, her friend and her aunt. The assessment is based on the condition of the body at the time it was discovered. Police are therefore treating the timeline as closely linked: the murders and Ingram’s death are thought to have occurred in close succession, though the exact time and circumstances are still under investigation. Investigators continue to examine evidence and reconstruct events to determine how the killings unfolded and where Ingram died. The reports consistently describe the same number of victims—three women—named by their relationship to the former partner, and they agree on the central investigative premise that decomposition suggests a short interval between the rampage and Ingram’s death.