Greg Lynn's Wife Stands by Him after Murder Arrest

In a shocking turn of events, Ms. Lynn, 57, continues to reside in the double-storey home in Caroline Springs, where her husband led a double life until his arrest in November 2021. Lynn was convicted in June by the Supreme Court of Victoria for the murder of elderly camper Carol Clay, while she was acquitted of the murder of her secret lover, Russell Hill. The home was also the site where her husband infamously repainted his Nissan Patrol, dubbed the 'murder wagon,' using house paint after the deaths. During the trial, Lynn's defense attorney, Mr. Dann, expressed concerns about the 'unsafe guilty verdict' reached by the jury, complicating the sentencing process. Evidence presented included footage showing Lynn arriving at her husband's home with a gas tank and later removing a distinctive awning from the vehicle, which was highlighted in a segment on 60 Minutes. Lynn claimed familiarity with the vehicle, stating, "Well, she's seen me paint it many times before," during police questioning. At the time of the incident, Lynn's husband had been suspended from his pilot job due to COVID-19 lockdowns. He recounted how Lynn was preoccupied with pandemic-related matters when he returned from a trip into the wilderness, sharing details of a COVID plan she had taken from the newspaper. Lynn's husband noted the financial strain they faced, with a mortgage and two sons still living at home, one of whom was in high school. The case continues to unfold, raising questions about the complexities of the relationships involved and the implications of the verdicts rendered.