Accused killer Greg Lynn seeks bail to live with son as lawyers apply for permanent stay in case
Gregory Lynn, a former airline pilot, is seeking bail to live with his son ahead of an application for a permanent stay in the case against him. The retrial, which follows the death of 73-year-old Carol Clay in 2020, has been ongoing since 2022.

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AI-generatedGregory Lynn, a former airline pilot, is seeking bail to live with his son ahead of an application for a permanent stay in the case against him. The retrial, which follows the death of 73-year-old Carol Clay in 2020, has been ongoing since 2022. Lynn's lawyers argue that he should be released from custody for the first time in almost three years. The Victorian supreme court heard this argument on Thursday. A permanent stay application is currently being made by Lynn's lawyers, who are seeking to keep him out of custody permanently. The case involves a serious allegation and will likely have significant implications for Lynn's future.
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5 extractedLynn faces retrial over the death of Carol Clay in 2020.
Lynn's lawyers argued that he should be freed from custody.
Gregory Lynn appeared in the Victorian supreme court on Thursday.
Lawyers apply for a permanent stay in the case.
Greg Lynn seeks bail to live with his son.