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Erin Patterson has been sentenced for the mushroom poisonings that killed three people. Read the full details of the case, the courtroom drama, and the impact on the small community of Leongatha.
An in-depth look at the meticulous judicial reasoning behind the 36-year prison sentence for Erin Patterson, convicted of three counts of murder in Australia's Leongatha mushroom poisoning case.
Erin Patterson receives lengthy prison sentence for the lethal mushroom lunch that killed three in Victoria's most notorious homicide case. Full trial details and victim impact statements.
Erin Patterson receives a life sentence for the premeditated murder of three guests using a lethal mushroom lunch. The Supreme Court of Victoria delivers justice in a case that shocked the nation.
Erin Patterson has been sentenced to life in prison with a non-parole period of 35 years for the murder of three guests and attempted murder of her ex-husband via a lethal mushroom lunch in Leongatha, Australia.
Erin Patterson receives maximum 25-year sentence for the lethal mushroom lunch that killed three and left a community in shock. Read the full sentencing details.
Erin Patterson has been sentenced for the murder of three guests at a fatal lunch in Leongatha, Australia, using deadly death cap mushrooms. The full harrowing details of the case have been revealed in court.
Erin Patterson receives life sentence for the lethal mushroom lunch that killed three in Victoria's high-profile murder trial. Full sentencing details and victim impact statements revealed.
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Erin Patterson has been sentenced after a deadly mushroom lunch at her Leongatha home claimed three lives and left a local pastor fighting for survival. The harrowing case has shocked Australia.
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Exclusive coverage from the pre-sentence hearing of Erin Patterson, who pleaded guilty to poisoning three guests with a deadly mushroom lunch in Victoria. The court hears harrowing victim impact statements as the community awaits her fate.
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