True, but how will the defence explain that all the people at that table became deathly ill except one - the one who happened to cook the dish that poisoned the others?
It was not only that---but EP claimed that she also fed the same dish to her 2 kids, but first scraped the mushrooms off. But that is not possible---because all the experts say that if death caps are cooked with other foods, the toxins will spread throughout the entire dish.
I am so glad her big Labrador was not poisoned! My big chocolate Lab is now 13, she is the love of my life
I hear ya. I've had labs through out my life. Such wonderful, loyal dogs. I LOVE them.I am so glad her big Labrador was not poisoned! My big chocolate Lab is now 13, she is the love of my life
IMO the prosecution will be required to prove that the case has been proved "beyond reasonable doubt" - eg why did the others at the lunch not become deathly ill - any good defence lawyer will provide some compelling reasons IMO eg: EP wasn't feeling all that well so wasn't hungry/had eaten earlier so she could concentrate on the complex nature of preparation of the Beef Wellington without feeling hungry/low blood sugar etc
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Same here, her Poppa makes home made chicken soup no onions, and some choice yummy chicken and beef bits land in her and our pup's bowls. Fat free yogurt and fat free cottage cheese etc. Today was sugar free apple sauce, devoured!
Living creatures who did not get sick and/or die following Beef Wellington meal:
The problem for Erin might be that there was a survivor that can answer those questions. What if the luncheon survivor remembers seeing Erin eating a big slice of wellington that day?IMO the prosecution will be required to prove that the case has been proved "beyond reasonable doubt" - eg why did the others at the lunch not become deathly ill - any good defence lawyer will provide some compelling reasons IMO eg: EP wasn't feeling all that well so wasn't hungry/had eaten earlier so she could concentrate on the complex nature of preparation of the Beef Wellington without feeling hungry/low blood sugar etc
(Please note that these are just examples of what could be stated.) MOO
'Beyond reasonable doubt' and what that means in Victoria — Vanessa Ash Law
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Thank you. I found the referenced news.com.au article with the alleged photo https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/r...e/news-story/a879b2505a32b22dc16214201659dab4Not that one.
THE Korumburra tradesman who took a photo of a so-called “death wall” at a house in Shellcot Road, Korumburra last year. . . .
‘Macabre’ twist in mushroom poisoning tragedy - South Gippsland Sentinel Times
The Leongatha woman, who allegedly prepared the meals that killed three family members, and hospitalised another, late last month, Erin Patterson, talks to the media outside her home last Thursday. THE Korumburra tradesman who took a photo of...www.sgst.com.au
I’ve regrettably had another couple of looks at that wall photograph. That is really messed up.
Not really. Some of the drawings my kids did are kind of on a par with those drawings.
Well, we don’t have any proof as to who drew the pictures, who wrote what and when and about whom. There’s cursive writing on that wall and it’s fairly neat.
Yeah they do. Why?
No, afaik, it was cleaned up before it was rented out.
And all of this during/post-COVID. I can't imagine what it would be like to be a school aged child during all of that. Their maternal grandmother had also died in 2019, pre-pandemic. If I was a child, young teenager or even an older teenager, I think I'd be feeling some pretty strong feelings about death, mortality and morbidity as well!! Jmo :0)
