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Lawyers for Greg Lynn have accused police of lying during the former pilot’s double-murder trial in the Supreme Court. During a tense cross examination, Mr Lynn’s defence council claimed a prosecution expert had peddled half-baked theories about ballistics evidence.
Lawyers for Greg Lynn have accused police of lying during the former pilot’s double-murder trial in the Supreme Court. During a tense cross examination, Mr Lynn’s defence council claimed a prosecution expert had peddled half-baked theories about ballistics evidence.
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