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Nine weeks of testimony that gripped a courtroom

6 July 2025
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Nine weeks of testimony that gripped a courtroom
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Erin Patterson was found guilty of murdering three relatives and attempting to kill another after serving a fatal lunch with toxic mushrooms in July 2023, leading to the deaths of three guests within a week. Despite claiming it was an accident, evidence suggested she intentionally poisoned them, concealing her actions by lying to authorities.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Erin Patterson invited her family for lunch and secretly used dangerous mushrooms in the food, which caused three of her guests to get very sick and die, leading to her being found guilty of their murders.

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