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Hey, all in the mind listeners, Rach Brown here.

I'm the host of Huntsman, the latest season of the ABC's biggest investigative true crime podcast unravel.

And if you're interested in criminal psychology, I think you'll find it compelling.

It's about former jet star pilot, Greg Lynn, who last year was convicted of murder

in the Victorian High Country. People were shocked when Lynn admitted to burning the bodies

of two elderly campers to cover up what he'd done. But this podcast dives much deeper into his story. It turns out

Greg Lynn's cruelty didn't start in the high country. It began a long time ago, in the

suburbs. It's a story about manipulation, coercive control and power. You'll find it interesting hearing his interview with police.

Even then, he felt he was controlling the narrative.

The entire season has already dropped and he's ready to binge now.

You can find it on the ABC Listen app, or wherever you get your podcasts,

by searching Unravel Huntsman. Here's a taste.

It was a case that horrified the nation, two elderly campers missing in Victoria's remote high country.

Few cases have been as baffling as the disappearance of Russell Hill and Carol Clay.

Weeks of searches, braving rain, snow and an unfurling pandemic,

extensive media coverage and appeals from the missing pair's agonised families.

Here we have two people that have literally vanished into the wilderness.

When police cornered a commercial airline pilot called Greg Lynn, he admitted he'd

burned their bodies to cover his tracks. It was a shocking crime, but a few people weren't surprised.

I knew that he was capable of doing something like that. Oh yeah, he did it, absolutely.

So how does a flight captain turn into a murderer?

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