Judge’s hint to mushroom trial jury
Jurors in the triple-murder trial of alleged death cap poisoner Erin Patterson have been given a hint as to the hearing’s progress.
Jurors in the triple-murder trial of alleged death cap poisoner Erin Patterson have been given a hint as to the hearing’s progress.
A Melbourne man has died days after an alleged assault involving a former high court detainee, prompting police to review charges.
A jury will soon be tasked with deciding if Erin Patterson is a calculating killer or an unfortunate poisoner as the triple-murder trial enters its final stages.
Lawyers acting for alleged mushroom poisoner Erin Patterson urged the jury to find her not guilty of all charges, labelling the prosecution case “convoluted”.
Claims alleged poisoner Erin Patterson sought out death cap mushrooms months ahead of a lunch with her in-laws have been rubbished by her defence as “total speculation”.
Criminals who boast about their crimes online will serve extra time under new laws being introduced in Victoria.
Lawyers acting for alleged triple-killer Erin Patterson have told the jury the case against her is flawed and she had no motive to want her loved ones dead.
Prosecutors in the trial of alleged mushroom poisoner Erin Patterson alleged she made up an “obvious and ridiculous” lie while in the witness box.
Mushroom cook Erin Patterson spent eight days in the witness box at her triple murder trial, sharing new details on her life, her marriage and the beef wellington lunch.
Two men who are alleged to have been involved in the killing of Melbourne teen Isla Bell will learn more about their case later this year.
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Alleged mushroom poisoner Erin Patterson has been quizzed on why she made a sixth beef wellington when she was hosting four guests for lunch.
Alleged triple-killer Erin Patterson has denied claims her interest in foraging for mushrooms was “a story you made up for this jury”, her trial has been told.
Erin Patterson has denied she deliberately feigned being sick to avoid suspicion of poisoning her guests, her triple-murder trial has heard.
The woman at the centre of the Leongatha mushroom poisoning case has had the opportunity to tell her own story this week. Here are four key takeaways.
Pressed on whether she had an interest in death cap mushrooms, alleged poisoner Erin Patterson pushed back, saying “it depends on what you mean by interest”, her trial has heard.
Alleged triple-murderer Erin Patterson denies she told her lunch guests she had a cancer diagnosis and wanted advice on how to break it to her children, the jury has heard.
Alleged triple-murderer Erin Patterson has revealed the moment when she began to suspect she may have foraged the death cap mushrooms involved in the lunch.
Alleged triple-murderer Erin Patterson has been asked point blank by her lawyer where the mushrooms used in her beef wellington lunch came from.
The woman at the centre of the Leongatha mushroom poisoning case has taken to the witness box at her triple-murder trial.
The woman at the centre of the Leongatha mushroom poisoning case has taken to the witness box at her triple-murder trial.
Just hours after she was told her husband’s mother and aunt died following a meal she hosted, Erin Patterson sat down with detectives for a interview. Here’s what she said.
Alleged mushroom poisoner Erin Patterson sent a Mother’s Day message “to the best mother-in-law anyone can ask for”, her triple-murder trial has been told.
A woman has been charged following an alleged stabbing spree in Victoria which left four men hospitalised.
A black object spotted in a video taken inside alleged triple-murderer Erin Patterson’s home could be her missing phone, the jury in her trial has been told.
A $75 “family pack” online order from a nearby pub was placed just half an hour after the same computer visited a website hosting death cap mushroom sightings, Erin Patterson’s trial has been told.
Alleged mushroom poisoner Erin Patterson told detectives she wanted to find out what happened to her loved ones, because they were “the only family I’ve got”, the jury has heard.
Facebook messages, images and online searches were uncovered on devices taken from alleged triple-murderer Erin Patterson’s home, her trial has been told.
Erin Patterson told a public health official she had “explosive diarrhoea” after a lunch she is alleged to have poisoned with death cap mushrooms, a court has been told.
A man has been rushed to hospital in a serious condition after 10 people were allegedly involved in a fight that plunged a busy shopping centre into lockdown.
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