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Erin Patterson: mushroom murders accused searched for deadly strain before deaths, court hears
An Australian woman accused of the murder of three elderly relatives of her estranged husband by feeding them poisonous mushrooms said it was possible she had searched for lethal death cap mushrooms on her computer,
Erin Patterson opens up about weight struggles in her murder trial over a fatal mushroom lunch
Giving evidence, Patterson said the focus on her size, which morphed into portliness as an adult, started with her eating less as a child and then, in her 20s, it had a complex counter-effect on her body image, leading to binge eating.
Prosecutor Nanette Rogers alleged in her opening statement Friday that Patterson did not consume death cap mushrooms at the ...
Erin Patterson didn't tell a "single person" that she may have accidentally added foraged mushrooms to a lunch that ...
Alleged poisoner Erin Patterson has finished giving evidence for the week at her triple-murder trial after responding ...
The jury in the Erin Patterson mushroom meal murder trial was told Thursday it will likely be weeks before it ends as ...
The accused killer said she loved her in-laws, Don and Gail, but as they lay critically ill and she began fearing her foraged ...
An Australian woman testified she felt ostracized from her husband's family in the months before she allegedly murdered three ...
Erin Patterson testified Tuesday that she vomited up the deadly mushroom lunch that she served to family members in Australia ...
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The Supreme Court judge overseeing Erin Patterson’s triple-murder trial has given jurors an update on what to expect in the coming weeks.
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