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Erin Patterson trial: Missing phone adds to mushroom murder intrigue
Court exhibits from the Erin Patterson trial reveal a mystery at the heart of the Victorian mother’s mushroom murders: what happened to her pink Samsung phone? CCTV images, captured from when Patterson briefly checked herself into hospital after the fatal beef wellington lunch and released by the court on Monday,
Erin Patterson found guilty of murdering relatives with toxic mushroom lunch
While Patterson has been found guilty of cooking the deadly mushroom lunch that killed three of her relatives and left another seriously ill, the motive is still unclear. There may simply be none. "You might be wondering, 'What is the motive?'" said prosecutor Nanette Rogers SC when she spoke to the jury in the trial back in April.
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With the verdicts delivered and the jurors discharged, we can now cop a look at some of the evidence used during the Erin ...
Erin Patterson believed the confines of her prison van would shield her from the media’s relentless gaze – but she was ...
Erin Patterson has been found guilty of murdering three people at a lethal mushroom-laced lunch despite one key piece of ...
Former colleagues of triple murderer Erin Patterson have described her as “a ritual, habitual and pathological liar” who was ...
THIS is the chilling moment murderer Erin Patterson discharges herself from hospital – sparking panic after she served her ...
An inmate has accused Erin Patterson of tampering with her food and making her sick as the mushroom cook was behind bars ...
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