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"Not On Trial For Being A Liar": Australia Mushroom Murder Suspect's Defence
An Australian woman accused of killing three lunch guests with deadly mushrooms should not be judged guilty just because she lied after the meal, her defence lawyer said Wednesday.
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Erin Patterson, Australian Mushroom Murder Suspect Told 'Lies Upon Lies': Prosecutor
Erin Patterson told "lies upon lies" to cover up her murder of three lunch guests with a toxic mushroom-laced dish, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Australia Mushroom Murder: The Many Deceiving Lies Told By The Accused Woman
An Australian woman accused of murdering three lunch guests with a toxic mushroom-laced beef Wellington engaged in "calculated" deception to lure her victims, cook the deadly meal, and then cover it up, a court heard on Monday.
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Explained: Australian Woman Accused Of Poisoning In-Laws With Toxic Mushrooms
The dish reportedly contained death cap mushrooms, said to be one of the most toxic mushrooms in the world.
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Australian Woman 'Loved' Lunch Guests She Is Accused Of Killing: Court
Erin Patterson, 50, is charged with murdering the parents and aunt of her estranged husband in 2023 by serving them a beef Wellington laced with lethal "death cap" mushrooms.
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Australia Family Poisoning: Police Arrest Woman Suspected Of Serving Deadly Mushrooms
Australian police on Thursday arrested the woman at the centre of a mushroom meal mystery that left three people dead and a local preacher fighting for his life.
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The World's Most Dangerous Mushroom And What It Did To An 18-Month-Old Girl
They sprouted up in abundance after heavy rains, poking up through California lawns and forests, appearing harmless to some of those who found them - as though they'd make a good meal.
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"Not On Trial For Being A Liar": Australia Mushroom Murder Suspect's Defence
An Australian woman accused of killing three lunch guests with deadly mushrooms should not be judged guilty just because she lied after the meal, her defence lawyer said Wednesday.
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Erin Patterson, Australian Mushroom Murder Suspect Told 'Lies Upon Lies': Prosecutor
Erin Patterson told "lies upon lies" to cover up her murder of three lunch guests with a toxic mushroom-laced dish, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Australia Mushroom Murder: The Many Deceiving Lies Told By The Accused Woman
An Australian woman accused of murdering three lunch guests with a toxic mushroom-laced beef Wellington engaged in "calculated" deception to lure her victims, cook the deadly meal, and then cover it up, a court heard on Monday.
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Explained: Australian Woman Accused Of Poisoning In-Laws With Toxic Mushrooms
The dish reportedly contained death cap mushrooms, said to be one of the most toxic mushrooms in the world.
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Australian Woman 'Loved' Lunch Guests She Is Accused Of Killing: Court
Erin Patterson, 50, is charged with murdering the parents and aunt of her estranged husband in 2023 by serving them a beef Wellington laced with lethal "death cap" mushrooms.
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Australia Family Poisoning: Police Arrest Woman Suspected Of Serving Deadly Mushrooms
Australian police on Thursday arrested the woman at the centre of a mushroom meal mystery that left three people dead and a local preacher fighting for his life.
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The World's Most Dangerous Mushroom And What It Did To An 18-Month-Old Girl
They sprouted up in abundance after heavy rains, poking up through California lawns and forests, appearing harmless to some of those who found them - as though they'd make a good meal.
