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Police follow sightings of murdered woman's husband
STAFFORDSHIRE detectives are following up reported sightings of a man who is wanted in connection with the murder of his estranged wife.
An appeal on the BBC's Crimewatch programme prompted several calls to officers hunting for 62-year-old Jim Ingram.
A police spokesman said the calls included a number of possible sightings of Ingram in various parts of the country, which are now being investigated by Staffordshire's major investigation department.
Diane Ingram was found dead in her ground-floor flat in Avon Road, Cannock, on March 13. She had been stabbed in the neck.
The 61-year-old's husband, who does not have a driving licence, was last seen on a bus in Walsall Road, at about 3.20pm on the day she died.
The bus, believed to be the 870, was a single-decker travelling towards Wolverhampton.
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