Revealed: What Greg Lynn told police about his encounter with missing campers

Accused high country killer Greg Lynn told police he knew he was on their radar and felt like he was on The Truman Show after people took a "very unusual interest in me" as media interest in the missing campers case intensified.

Accused High Country killer Greg Lynn's police interview has been played to a jury for the first time.

The former airline pilot, 57, is standing trial in the Supreme Court for the murders of Russell Hill, 74, and Carol Clay, 73, who vanished during a camping trip to the Wonnangatta Valley in March 2020.

Now in the fourth week of evidence, Mr Lynn's interview with detectives from the Missing Persons Squad after his arrest in November 2021 was played to the jury for the first time on Monday.

Defence barrister Dermot Dann KC previously told the jury in his interview, which is known as a record of interview, his client told police Mr Hill and Mrs Clay were accidentally killed in separate struggles involving a shotgun and a knife.

But the jury has now heard Mr Lynn's account in his own words for the first time.

Recap our live coverage of today's evidence.