Jurors tasked with deciding whether Greg Lynn killed two campers have reached a verdict.
The court is being reconvened and the verdict will be delivered shortly.
The 57-year-old pilot has been waiting more than five days for jurors to decide his fate after a five-week trial in Melbourne’s Supreme Court.
He has pleaded not guilty to two charges of murder over the March 2020 deaths of Russell Hill and Carol Clay while camping in Victoria’s alpine region.
Lynn previously told the jury the two deaths were accidental and occurred after he struggled with a gun and then a knife with Hill.
He claims Clay died when a shotgun discharged and went into her head during the first struggle, and that Hill died when he came at Lynn with a knife and was stabbed in the chest.
