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Erin Patterson murder trial day 28 as it happened: Prosecutor suggests accused mushroom cook didn’t love her in-laws, questions her about lunch invitation to estranged husband
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Mushroom cook thought guests would take her cancer tale to the grave, Crown claims
Prosecutors have grilled Erin Patterson on her ovarian cancer story, alleging she never intended to have to account for it because she knew her lunch guests would die.
‘You lied’: Rapid-fire accusations as mushroom cook faces the prosecution
After three days and 30 minutes of softly spoken, slow questioning from the defence, Erin Patterson came under cross-examination.
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The two faces of Erin Patterson: Prosecutors paint a portrait of piety and poison
The accused killer said she loved her in-laws, Don and Gail, but as they lay critically ill and she began fearing her foraged mushrooms were to blame, a court heard she said nothing.
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