Magistrate Brett Sonnet committed Lynn, 56, for trial after finding there was enough evidence to put him before a jury after a week of preliminary hearings.
Credit:When asked if he pleaded guilty or not guilty to the murders of Hill and Clay in the Wonnangatta Valley in March 2020, Lynn replied twice: “Not guilty, your honour”.No application for bail was made.
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