Gregory Lynn sits wrapped in a blanket,his glasses perched on the end of his nose and a mask covering his chin. He’s leading police through how he says campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay died.
Amid all the sensational details of a case that gripped many of us for four years,I can’t stop thinking about one thing:those left to pick up the pieces.
Six men and six women of the jury heard two versions of the events that led to the deaths of Russell Hill and Carol Clay. They agreed there was a third version.
Robyn Hill feels a sense of injustice at the verdict over her husband’s death,but has vowed to look the killer in the eye when he is sentenced for murdering Carol Clay.
If Gregory Lynn had not kept bees or if a road that crossed the Wonnangatta River was not blocked on the fateful evening,a cool-headed pilot might have got away with murder.
A new witness and allegations of threats and abuse have been uncovered after police reviewed the 1999 death of Lisa Lynn.
A Supreme Court jury has found former pilot Gregory Lynn guilty of murdering Clay at a remote campsite in 2020. He was found not guilty of the murder of Russell Hill.
The families of Russell Hill and Carol Clay released a statement on Tuesday after the verdict in Gregory Lynn’s murder trial. The Age has published it in full.
Four years of investigation into a ghastly mystery,five weeks of trial and almost seven days of jury deliberations brought us to an ear-popping climax.
Five hours of former pilot Gregory Lynn’s police interview,5000 secret recordings and details about his first wife’s death were excluded from his murder trial.
Jurors in the trial of accused double murderer Gregory Lynn have asked the judge what happens if they can’t reach a unanimous verdict.