Woman accused of killing 3 people, the chiefs of food covered with poisonous mushrooms were tested in Australia

An Australian woman accused of killing three people Beef wellington covered with poisonous mushrooms Wednesday was tried in a global attention.

50-year-old Erin Patterson is charged with three crimes – both the killed by one person, including both of their mother-in-law.

Have He admitted that he was not guilty to all counters.

Patterson is accused of serving cooked pie and beef food that said he was on lunch of July 2023, 2023.

Parents, Don and Gail Patterson and local pastor’s wife, the wife of the local pastor died in the days of the meal.

Wilkinson’s husband’s husband healed about two months in the hospital. The BBC said he was waiting for his liver transplant during the hospital.

Patterson arrested in November 2023, BBC reported.

Patterson will be tried in the southern Melwourne Valley in southern Legal courts – Leongatha’s one-hour driver Leongatha, the deadly meal was eaten here.

On Tuesday, the jury of 15 people were elected and will spread up to 12 as deprived of the judgment.

Justice Cryofher Bealle accused the prosecutors, claiming separate accusations against Patterson, but also tried to kill his husband.

Justice called the Beale, the jury, their heads and hearts, using their heads to draw evidence. BBC reported.

The trial will last six weeks and will begin with the evidence and evidence that the prosecutor’s office and protection and the evidence planned to rely on each side.

Court, a simult of hood headlines, podcasts and a television documentary series in the Australian streaming service Stan.

The Victorian State Supreme Court has introduced serious instructions on the report to ensure the fair trial of Patteron.

Although the court is open to the public, the work will not be given television.

What are the death lid 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. But the mushrooms were broken from the bowl because they did not like the food.