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A woman found stabbed to death at her flat was due to get a large financial settlement from her estranged husband the following day.A woman found stabbed to death at her flat was due to get a large financial settlement from her estranged husband the following day.
Diane Ingram, 61, was found at her ground floor flat in Avon Road, Cannock, Staffordshire, on 13 March.Diane Ingram, 61, was found at her ground floor flat in Avon Road, Cannock, Staffordshire, on 13 March.
Her husband, Harold Ingram, known as Jim, had been ordered by the courts to pay her more than £100,000 on 14 March.Her husband, Harold Ingram, known as Jim, had been ordered by the courts to pay her more than £100,000 on 14 March.
He was seen leaving town on a bus on 13 March and is considered a suspect. They had been married for 40 years.He was seen leaving town on a bus on 13 March and is considered a suspect. They had been married for 40 years.
Mrs Ingram died from a stab wound to her neck.Mrs Ingram died from a stab wound to her neck.
Staffordshire Police said the couple separated 18 months before the murder when Mrs Ingram moved out of their home, in Don Grove, Cannock, where Mr Ingram still lived.Staffordshire Police said the couple separated 18 months before the murder when Mrs Ingram moved out of their home, in Don Grove, Cannock, where Mr Ingram still lived.
'Creature of habit''Creature of habit'
Det Insp Ronnie Walker said: "One of our lines of inquiry is whether the pending financial settlement may have triggered the tragic events of Tuesday, 13 March.Det Insp Ronnie Walker said: "One of our lines of inquiry is whether the pending financial settlement may have triggered the tragic events of Tuesday, 13 March.
"We are treating Mr Ingram as a murder suspect and urgently want to speak to him about this.""We are treating Mr Ingram as a murder suspect and urgently want to speak to him about this."
There have been two recorded sightings of Mr Ingram, 62, a retired miner, since the day his wife died.There have been two recorded sightings of Mr Ingram, 62, a retired miner, since the day his wife died.
Mr Ingram is a loner who can fade into the background, police sayMr Ingram is a loner who can fade into the background, police say
On Monday, 16 April, he was seen on CCTV in Shrewsbury town centre.On Monday, 16 April, he was seen on CCTV in Shrewsbury town centre.
Two days later CCTV pictures show him getting on a bus in Lichfield town centre. He got off the bus in Burton-on-Trent an hour later.Two days later CCTV pictures show him getting on a bus in Lichfield town centre. He got off the bus in Burton-on-Trent an hour later.
Police say he frequents libraries, parks and cheap/discounted pubs and is a creature of habit who led a frugal, self-sufficient life before the murder.Police say he frequents libraries, parks and cheap/discounted pubs and is a creature of habit who led a frugal, self-sufficient life before the murder.
He may be living a hand-to-mouth existence, possible doing casual work. He may be living a hand-to-mouth existence, possibly doing casual work.
He is usually seen with two plastic bags, one of which is a distinctive grey Marks and Spencer carrier bag.He is usually seen with two plastic bags, one of which is a distinctive grey Marks and Spencer carrier bag.
Det Insp Walker said: "Jim Ingram is not someone given to creature comforts.Det Insp Walker said: "Jim Ingram is not someone given to creature comforts.
"He could survive quite easily with basic food and a roof over his head."He could survive quite easily with basic food and a roof over his head.
"He is a loner who could fade into the background quite anonymously.""He is a loner who could fade into the background quite anonymously."
He appealed to anyone who may have employed him, walked past him or given him a lift to contact police." He appealed to anyone who may have employed him, walked past him or given him a lift to contact police.