Erin Patterson allegedly visited an area near her home one day after a retired pharmacist found death cap mushrooms there, a triple-murder trial has been told.
A triple-murder trial over a poisonous beef Wellington that killed a woman's former in-laws, which has garnered global attention, is entering its final weeks.
New details have been revealed in court on accused murderer Erin Patterson’s relationship with her former in-laws, who she allegedly served a poisonous lunch.
Footage has been shown at a murder trial of a woman dumping a food dehydrator at a tip, two days after Erin Patterson served a poisonous mushroom lunch.
Giving evidence on Wednesday at Erin Patterson’s triple-murder trial, Dr Camille Truong said she was contacted through the Victorian Poisons Information Centre by a doctor treating two lunch guests.