'Two-faced' Patterson accused of not loving in-laws
A prosecutor in Erin Patterson's triple murder trial has suggested she had a public face appearing to love her in-laws, and a private one where she believed they were a ‘lost cause’ and their son was a ‘deadbeat’.
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