Australian with roast fatal poisoned three relatives
The fourth week of the Australian trial began Erin Pattersonwho served a deadly beef roast with green flies on July 29, 2023. She is accused of murdering three relatives and attempting to murder the fourth. Patterson claims that the toxic mushrooms served inadvertently, although investigators on her plate discovered only traces of edible kukmak, but not the flys that found themselves on the plates of the guests. After the death of three relatives, Patterson lied to the police, and also tried to get rid of the evidence – among other things, she threw away the dehydrator of food in which she dried mushrooms.
At the trial, which is expected to last for two more weeks, the pharmacist and fungi expert said today Christine McKenzie and Matthew SorellDoctor of Science and Expert for Digital Forensics. McKenzi’s is on the forum inchyist warnings of the presence of deadly green flies in the area of 28 kilometers from the home of Patterson in Leongath. The accused was probably observing the location of green flies for about three months before picking mushrooms and using them for the fateful beef roast.
Digital forensic Sorell confirmed in court that Patterson was several times before fatal lunch at a site with green flys, warned by a retired pharmacist, reports Guardian. He came to the conclusion with the help of analyzing the activity, location and other indications of Patterson’s mobile phone.
The accused was invited by relatives for lunch on the pretext that she wanted to talk to them about the diagnosis of cancer, which was not true. They died due to green fly poisoning Don and Gail Pattersonfather -in -law and mother -in -law of accused, and Gailila’s sister Heather Wilkinsonwhile her husband is Ian Wilkinson spent but recovered in the hospital for weeks. A disposed of the accused’s alienated husband was also invited to lunch Simon Pattersonbut he changed his mind at the last moment, he states Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
Patterson said in court that she had accumulated green flyscasts, despite the fact that they found themselves only on the plates of the guests, but not on the host. Her lawyers described the event as an accident, while the prosecution treats the alleged crime as a triple murder and attempted murder.
