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Australian husband Woman accused of three killer Beef Wellington associated with a poisonous mushroom, told a court on Thursday, he rejected dinner for felt that he was worried about it. The jury said that they were invited to say that the woman’s guests are cancer and the prosecutors did not actually disease.
Erin Patterson50, three crimes – are charged with parents and her husband’s aunt’s husband. Charged with a criminal attempt.
There are Patterson He admitted that he was not guilty Deaths and dough food with mushrooms with all countdowns, protection were the result of a fatal beef and dough, “a terrible accident.”
On the second day of a global tried court, the suspect’s husband Simon Patterson, told the hospital after poisoning.
“Baba was worse than wax. He really struggled,” he said.
“He lied on his side, he was hundred,” said Simon Patterson, the face of his father really stabilized. “
“He was not inside, he felt pain.”
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Simon Patterson was invited to lunch in the late 2023 lunch, Leongatha’nın Sedate Victoria State Farm in the wife of the state farm. But he said: “He wrote that he was” worried “at the invitation.
He called on him to reconsider, he cooked “special food” and had a small fortune, “he said.
“I hope you change your mind,” he said, read the text, in court. “I hope to see you there.”
The woman claimed to be cancer, prosecutors say
When the court heard, Erin Patterson invited them to explain them about a health.
Simon Patterson did not return for dinner, but his parents, Don and Gail Patterson, his aunt Heather Wilkinson and her husband, local pastor ian Wilkinson.
During the days Don and Gail Patterson and Heather Wilkinson died. Ian Wilkinson, Pastor, was survived in the hospital in about two months.
During the lunch, ERIN PATTERSON asked for advice on how cancer and two children will explain, said Crown Prosecutor Nanette Rogers. According to the prosecutor, then there was no evidence of medical tests.
Four guests developed diarrhea and vomiting for 12 hours and were hospitalized. Diamonds were diagnosed with poisoning with mushrooms of birth.
Simon Patterson in the hospital gave information about the diagnosis of cancer that his father’s wife did not hear.
According to him, his parents said, “Really strong,” he said to encourage family issues.
Simon Patterson, his wife’s “good,” he said, “Good with his wife, because they share knowledge and learning and learning and interested in the world.”
“I think he loved the fine nature,” he said.
Simon Patterson and his wife left in 2015, but a good friendship, even went on strike with their children.
He was very strained by 2022 and conversations were mostly limited to the logistics of the children.
Erin Patterson, his children were “dedicated mother” and said they support their participation in various activities.
The prosecutor said he was intentionally poisoned by his guests and consumed death cap.
Instead, it claimed that he was suffering from similar symptoms to cover that mushrooms did not eat.
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Although the jury can be interested in the reason, “motive is not something that should be proved through judgment,” said Rogers at the beginning of the court.
Erin Patterson’s lawyer, Colin Mandy said the citizen was a “tragedy and a terrible accident”. The same dish was eaten with death hat mushrooms, but they said they did not get sick until their guests.
Patterson is tried in the southern Melbourne in Morwell in Morwell. Justice Christofher Beale called the jury to use their heads and hearts to draw evidence using their heads. BBC reported.
The court is expected to last for about six weeks.
Toxic fungi
Police said four illnesses were suitable for pohal amanita phalloids known as the symptoms of family members Death lid mushrooms.
Death lugs are easily germinated throughout Australia’s warm, warm parts and easily for edible assortments. They taste sweeter than other species of other fungi, but have strong toxins that slowly poison the liver and kidneys.
The BBC reports that the death caps are responsible for 90% of the deadly mushroom poisoning in the world. In 2020, a poisoning in Victoria killed one person and hospitalized seven people.
Australian broadcasting Corp., Erin Porton’s use of a large supermarket chain and dried mushrooms from the Asian grocer, wrote a statement for a statement for a statement for dinner. He wrote that he ate the article and then suffered from stomach pains and diarrhea.
Children who do not attend lunch, ate the remaining Beef Wellington the next day BBC reported. The mushrooms were broken from the bowl because they did not like food.
