Jetstar pilot Gregory Lynn, 55, is arrested over missing elderly campers

A senior Jetstar pilot has been arrested over the suspicious disappearance of two elderly campers who went missing from remote bushland almost two years ago. Gregory Lynn, 55, was apprehended by heavily armed police in a dramatic operation on Monday, which saw special operations officers swoop in on a helicopter to make the arrest Police found Lynn at a remote spot in Licola, north of Sale, about 100km south of where the couple vanished. The mid-1990s model Nissan Patrol is now central to the investigation because painstaking video analysis has managed to account for every car exiting the remote valley that weekend - except the blue 4WD Russell Hill and Carol Clay are believed to have been murdered during a camping trip Investigators for almost two years have struggled to come up with anything that might have indicated a motive or link anybody to the disappearance. On March 21, campers found their campsite near Dry River Creek Track in the valley completely scorched with Mr Hill's car suffering minor fire damage. Mr Hill's white Toyota Landcruiser was found with minor fire damage at their burnt campsite near Dry River Creek Track in the valley on March 21 A man was dramatically taken into custody by special operations officers over as part of the investigation into missing campers Carol Clay and Russell Hill.