Greg Lynn Appeals Conviction in Carol Clay Murder Case

The former pilot challenges the guilty verdict and 32-year sentence in Victoria's Court of Appeal.

Greg Lynn, a former Jetstar pilot, has lodged an appeal against his conviction for the murder of camper Carol Clay.
The appeal challenges the jury's verdict and the 32-year prison sentence, arguing procedural errors and flawed logic in the trial.
Lynn was found guilty of killing Carol Clay but not her companion Russell Hill, leading to a split verdict.
Defense lawyers claim the deaths were accidental and criticize the prosecution for alleged procedural unfairness.
The appeal, filed after the standard deadline, will be reviewed to determine if it will proceed in Victoria's Court of Appeal.