‘No evidence’: Defence says ‘no f actual basis’ for case against Lynn

Email A jury in the trial of accused high country killer Greg Lynn has been told by his defence that prosecutors have “no evidence” he murdered missing campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay and that he is being “wrongly blamed”.

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