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Erin Patterson has pleaded not guilty to three charges of murder and one of attempted murder after allegedly serving poisonous mushrooms in a beef Wellington for lunch. Mycologist Tom May told ...

Show more Show less A handout sketch from the Supreme Court of Victoria of Erin Patterson, an Australian woman accused of murdering three people with a toxic mushroom-laced beef Wellington Latrobe ...

Erin Patterson, 50, is accused of murdering her former in-laws, Don and Gail Patterson and Gail's sister, Heather Wilkinson, ...

Erin Patterson, 50, is accused of killing her ex-husband's parents and aunt after serving them poisoned mushrooms during a ...

Erin Patterson is accused of murdering the parents and aunt of her estranged husband by cooking and serving up the poisonous ...

A woman who died after eating a Beef Wellington dish laced with death cap mushrooms told a doctor it tasted "delicious," a ...

which has been exhausting in light of the issues I'm facing and spent a small fortune on Beef eye Fillet to make Beef Wellingtons because I wanted it to be a special meal, as I may not be able to host ...

“I’ve spent a small fortune on ... making beef Wellingtons. I may not be able to host a lunch like this again for some time.” During his first day in front of the jury, Simon Patterson sat ...

The pair had been separated since 2015. She served her guests beef wellington, which is a beef fillet wrapped in a mushroom paste and covered with pastry, with a side of mashed potato and green beans.

It is alleged Patterson poisoned the victims with a lunch of Beef Wellington, mashed potatoes and green beans, when the pastry dish had been allegedly laced with highly poisonous death cap mushrooms.