Kent Police arrested Wheeler on Friday evening.
They had been granted a 36-hour extension to continue to keep him in detention, which lasted until Monday evening.
The National Crime Agency supports the Kent Police investigation into Ms James’ murder, adding that they have pledged to “seek justice for Julia”.
Crimestoppers had offered a reward of up to £ 10,000 for information that led to his killer being convicted.
And last week, police released an image of Ms James in the clothes she wore before she was killed.
She was shown wearing a light blue waterproof coat, blue jeans and dark brown Wellington style boots.
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