Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn is sentenced to 32 years' jail, for murdering retiree Carol Clay at a Victorian campsite in March 2020. Look back on how the hearing unfolded in our live blog.

Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn received a 24-year prison sentence for murdering Carol Clay at a campsite in Victoria. Despite claiming self-defense during a struggle, the jury convicted him of Clay's brutal death.

Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn has been sentenced to 32 years' jail in the Victorian Supreme Court for the murder of camper Carol Clay in March 2020.

Former airline pilot Greg Lynn will spend a minimum of 24 years behind bars for the "brutal" murder of camper Carol Clay, bringing an end to the long-running case.

Former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn will be 87 years old at the expiry of his sentence for the “violent, brutal, horrific” murder of camper Carol Clay, as an apology letter written by Lynn after his guilty verdict was read to the court.

Murderer Greg Lynn has been sentenced to 32 years' jail for shooting camper Carol Clay in Victoria's High Country four years ago.

Airline pilot Greg Lynn has been sentenced to 32 years behind bars, four months after he was convicted of murdering missing camper Carol Clay. Lynn, 58, was sentenced in the Victorian Supreme Court on Friday after a jury in June found him guilty of killing Clay, 73.

The former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn has been sentenced to a minimum of 24 years in prison for the murder of a 73-year-old camper in Victoria’s high country, with a judge describing the killing and the subsequent attempted cover up as “brutal” and “horrific”.