* April 6, 2020: Initial search called off * March 30, 2020: Police make public appeal for information amid search * March 28 to 29, 2020: When Ms Clay told friends she expected to return * March 26, 2020: When Mr Hill planned to leave the region * March 21, 2020: Campers find Mr Hill's fire-damaged Toyota Landcruiser at their campsite near Dry River Creek Track It is the last time anyone hears from either of the pair * March 20, 2020: Mr Hill makes a call via high frequency radio saying he was at Wonnangatta Valley in the Victorian Alps. * March 19, 2020: Russell Hill, 74, leaves his Drouin home and picks up Carol Clay, 73, from her Pakenham home His lawyer Chris McLennan did not make any application for bail on behalf of the alleged killer.Ī brief of evidence against Lynn will not be ready until at least April 19.Īnyone with information is urged to contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 00 His wife Melanie Lynn, a flight attendant with Jetstar, also tuned into the videolink.Ī masked Mr Lynn, who appeared from behind bulletproof glass in a cell, only showed his face to take a sip of water from a cup and did not speak.Īt times he dipped his head and looked at the white table before him as his immediate fate was discussed. On Friday, during his appearance at the Sale Magistrates Court, Mr Lynn sat quietly in an interview room within Sale police station as he was remanded in custody until mid next year. The photos show the dense terrain police will need to navigate to exhume the bodies of the campers. Police released images of the bushland area where the search continues for the elderly couple's bodies. The bodies of missing campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay are thought to lay somewhere within this thick bushland in Victoria's high country
The search for their remains will escalate on Monday, when police and emergency personnel search the Grant Historic Area near Dargo, about two hours drive southeast of Wonnangatta. Their bodies have never been found, but police believe they were killed that same night after an altercation at the campsite, which was later found torched. Police were told Mr Hill was flying the drone above the isolated campsite in the hours before he and Ms Clay were allegedly murdered and considered the video footage he captured with it could have been significant in discovering their fate.īut searches at the scent of the dense bushland never discovered the drone, and more searching at the home of Mr Lynn - a Jetstar pilot - in Melbourne’s west also failed to find it, the Herald Sun has reported.Ī bush worker saw the couple at the site on Maand said Mr Hill’s drone was being flown in the area just before dark. Meanwhile, Mr Hill's drone which was thought to be a key to solving the case remains missing. Greg Lynn (pictured) has been charged with murdering Russell Hill and Carol Clay in March 2020
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