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The daughter of Carol Clay, who was allegedly murdered along with Russell Hill in Victoria's High Country in March 2020, has testified in the Supreme Court of Victoria. She described the harrowing moment she learned her mother's campsite had been found burned and abandoned. Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn, accused of the murders of both Mrs. Clay and Mr. Hill, has pleaded not guilty. Jesse Thompson provides further coverage on this ongoing trial.
The daughter of Carol Clay, who was allegedly murdered along with Russell Hill in Victoria's High Country in March 2020, has testified in the Supreme Court of Victoria. She described the harrowing moment she learned her mother's campsite had been found burned and abandoned. Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn, accused of the murders of both Mrs. Clay and Mr. Hill, has pleaded not guilty. Jesse Thompson provides further coverage on this ongoing trial.
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