Greg Lynn Sentenced to 32 Years for Camper Murder

The former pilot plans to appeal his conviction for the murder of Carol Clay, while being acquitted of killing Russell Hill.

Greg Lynn, a former airline pilot, was sentenced to 32 years in prison for the murder of Carol Clay, with a minimum of 24 years before parole eligibility.
The jury found Lynn guilty of shooting Carol Clay in the head but acquitted him of murdering Russell Hill, her camping partner, in Victoria's High Country.
Justice Michael Croucher described the murder as 'violent, brutal, horrific,' and expressed emotional acknowledgment of the victims' families' suffering.
Lynn's legal team has indicated plans to appeal the conviction, arguing that the jury's decision was inconsistent and based on insufficient evidence.
The case remains shrouded in mystery, with Lynn maintaining his innocence and claiming the deaths were accidental during a confrontation at the campsite.