Sad scenes as slain cop laid to rest
A police officer who was fatally shot while working a “routine” job is being remembered for always having a smile on his face.
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Mushroom cook allegedly faked illness: court
The judge overseeing Erin Patterson’s murder trial has told the jury prosecutors allege she faked being sick with death cap mushroom poisoning to avoid suspicion.
Mushroom cook allegedly faked illness: court
The judge overseeing Erin Patterson’s murder trial has told the jury prosecutors allege she faked being sick with death cap mushroom poisoning to avoid suspicion.
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