The Missing Campers Trial 9Podcasts

In this episode the jury hears defence barrister Dermott Dann, KC, as he calls the prosecution case a "shambles," and dissects the case against his client. We then look ahead at what next in the trial.
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The jury has begun hearing closing addresses. In this episode we bring you elements of the prosecution’s final statements to the jury. In it, the Crown likens Gregory Lynn’s version of events to a popular children's book series, and label's the account an "an elaborate fiction".
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Gregory Lynn is called to give evidence in his murder trial, taking the stand in a packed courtroom as the only defence witness. Over more than three and half hours he is questioned about his version of events, admitting his conduct was 'despicable' but telling the jury: 'I haven't killed anyone'.
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As week four of the trial commences, we hear from the man accused of murder, Gregory Lynn, as he recounts the events which he says led to the death of both Russell Hill and Carol Clay.
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As week three of the trial comes to a close, the jury heard from forensic anthropologist, Dr Soren Blau, who spoke about the 2100 bone fragments found in the Victorian high country search. Forensic officer Mark Gellatly also took the stand to discuss DNA and blood spatter testing.
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In the third week of the trial, a ballistics expert took the stand to show the jury the black Barathrum Arms shotgun which struck Carol Clay. The jury also heard from a pathologist and insect expert who revealed no cause of death had been established because evidence had been “obliterated”.
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