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Leongatha Mushroom Deaths - VIC *Erin Patterson charged with 3 counts of murder & 2 attempts
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jason_recliner
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Speak for yourself. I come here to learn about the crimes. Wading through the ridiculous speculation is a 'cost of doing business'!
I agree with the theme of your post completely, but I'd prefer you left the bold out.
Pardon the pun ... but they are 'cooking her slowly'.
DM seem to be hinting at ex husbands possible involvement.
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Instagram post of mushroom cook's husband about 'not getting caught'
A bizarre old Instagram post by the ex-husband of the beef wellington pie chef in the Death Cap mushroom tragedy about 'forgiveness' and 'not getting caught' has emerged.
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If the Asian Grocer evidence is complete BS, can/will Mount Waverley Asian Grocers sue?
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According to the statement, dried mushrooms purchased from an Asian grocer in Mount Waverley were used in cooking the beef wellington. The statement also confirmed the incorporation of locally sourced fresh mushrooms in the dish’s preparation.
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‘Unhelpful’: Top cop says mushroom chef’s media statement was ‘unhelpful’
'August 17, 2023 - 4:12PM...
According to the statement, dried mushrooms purchased from an Asian grocer in Mount Waverley were used in cooking the beef wellington. The statement also confirmed the incorporation of locally sourced fresh mushrooms in the dish’s preparation.
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UNDER INVESTIGATION with LIZ HAYES returns to expose what happened at that Mushroom Lunch
What really happened in Leongatha? Join Liz Hayes as she unpacks the suspected mushroom poisoning deaths.
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'Under Investigation with Liz Hayes airs 8:40pm Wednesday August 23 on Channel 9 and 9Now.'
Watch Under Investigation Season 5, Catch Up TV
Liz Hayes hosts Under Investigation, where insiders solve crimes, investigate unsolved mysteries, complex social issues, and topical news events.
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Not intentionally this time haha Woops
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Planning their funeral before they are born.
Selecting the engagement ring before the first date.
Or
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Selecting the engagement ring before the first date.
Or
How soon is too soon: Could Leongatha mushroom deaths become TV drama?
It’s the case that’s gripped the nation, but could the small-town tragedy be turned into a TV series - and should it?
Why won't this woman keep her mouth shut FFS.
She better get a better lawyer.
She better get a better lawyer.
Will release a book on her life and then the recipe of the meal in question, next!!
Narcissism? Idiocy?
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Glad we're having some fun with this, so here's my story from the early 70s!
US : living frugally in a flat. New neighbour of similar means moves next door. He has a little plant in his back yard so seems cool.
HIM: (one sunny morning in the carpark) "What yah up to today"?
US: "We're going to -------- forest. You into mushies"?
HIM: "Ooooh yeah, l love 'em."!!!
US: "We've got a really good spot so there'll be heaps. We'll be back by 6, how many do you want"?
HIM: "I love em man, so as many as you can spare".
HIM: (knocks on door at 6pm)
US: "Heaps of mushies today"! We hand him a big newspaper parcel. He's really excited and opens it on our kitchen bench.
HIM: "These aren't mushrooms, they're f----n toadstools you idiot! You'll get sick. I had me frypan out and bought butter and everything"!
Old crazy days....
US : living frugally in a flat. New neighbour of similar means moves next door. He has a little plant in his back yard so seems cool.
HIM: (one sunny morning in the carpark) "What yah up to today"?
US: "We're going to -------- forest. You into mushies"?
HIM: "Ooooh yeah, l love 'em."!!!
US: "We've got a really good spot so there'll be heaps. We'll be back by 6, how many do you want"?
HIM: "I love em man, so as many as you can spare".
HIM: (knocks on door at 6pm)
US: "Heaps of mushies today"! We hand him a big newspaper parcel. He's really excited and opens it on our kitchen bench.
HIM: "These aren't mushrooms, they're f----n toadstools you idiot! You'll get sick. I had me frypan out and bought butter and everything"!
Old crazy days....
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Forensic psychologist Tim Watson-Munro has never seen so many red flags since the French Revolution, a Liverpool home game, or a Split Enz gig.
Just the same red flags discussed in here.
From Nation
August 18, 2023
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Forensic psychologist Tim Watson-Munro, who built the base of his career in the grime of the old school Parramatta Gaol in Sydney’s west, sees “red flags’’ everywhere in the case of the death cap mushrooms. “I’m not a big believer in coincidences,’’ he says.
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It is clear police are very quietly going about their business investigating the case and that the more pressure Ms Patterson is under, the better for them.
There is no rush. This is an investigation that is being conducted one task at a time. Drip, drip, drip.
Mr Watson-Munro says police would be looking for points of weakness and the slow, steady approach would be tactical. “It is a fascinating case. Everyone is talking about it,’’ he said.
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It is also clear the families of the dead have been told to keep their silence.
The family PR spokeswoman has been told there will be no comment and the community around the dead and sick have also kept their distance.
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In nearby Leongatha this week, two young baristas at Le Cafe were bemused by the story. It has spread across the world via The Times of London, the New York Times, Washington Post, Al Jazeera and South China Morning Post.
“It’s on the news in the US,’’ one girl mutters to the other.
Her colleague responds: “My dad rang me about it and he’s in England.
“Everyone’s talking about it.’’
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It might be quiet at Gibson Street in Leongatha but it’s not at the homicide squad.'
Just the same red flags discussed in here.
'Sound of silence tortures mushroom meal mum
By JOHN FERGUSONFrom Nation
August 18, 2023
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Forensic psychologist Tim Watson-Munro, who built the base of his career in the grime of the old school Parramatta Gaol in Sydney’s west, sees “red flags’’ everywhere in the case of the death cap mushrooms. “I’m not a big believer in coincidences,’’ he says.
...
It is clear police are very quietly going about their business investigating the case and that the more pressure Ms Patterson is under, the better for them.
There is no rush. This is an investigation that is being conducted one task at a time. Drip, drip, drip.
Mr Watson-Munro says police would be looking for points of weakness and the slow, steady approach would be tactical. “It is a fascinating case. Everyone is talking about it,’’ he said.
...
It is also clear the families of the dead have been told to keep their silence.
The family PR spokeswoman has been told there will be no comment and the community around the dead and sick have also kept their distance.
...
In nearby Leongatha this week, two young baristas at Le Cafe were bemused by the story. It has spread across the world via The Times of London, the New York Times, Washington Post, Al Jazeera and South China Morning Post.
“It’s on the news in the US,’’ one girl mutters to the other.
Her colleague responds: “My dad rang me about it and he’s in England.
“Everyone’s talking about it.’’
...
It might be quiet at Gibson Street in Leongatha but it’s not at the homicide squad.'
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This has shades of the high country murders where the police used the Under Investigation show to put the pressure on Greg Lynn til he cracked. i’d imagine they have Erin’s house and phone under surveillance in the same way they did with Lynn, just waiting for the right breadcrumb to be dropped.'UNDER INVESTIGATION with LIZ HAYES returns to expose what happened at that Mushroom Lunch'UNDER INVESTIGATION with LIZ HAYES returns to expose what happened at that Mushroom Lunch
What really happened in Leongatha? Join Liz Hayes as she unpacks the suspected mushroom poisoning deaths.
'Under Investigation with Liz Hayes airs 8:40pm Wednesday August 23 on Channel 9 and 9Now.'
Watch Under Investigation Season 5, Catch Up TV
Liz Hayes hosts Under Investigation, where insiders solve crimes, investigate unsolved mysteries, complex social issues, and topical news events.www.9now.com.au
she's already admitted to lying to the investigators. plenty of crims will admit to a lesser lie if they think it will hide a bigger lie.
i think it's perfectly reasonable to want to throw away a dehydrator that may have killed people accidentally, but that's not her reasoning. i'm starting to have trouble following what she actually has said in 'statements', she says she threw it away out of fear her kids would be taken i think?
which grocer? did you pay by cash or card? how much did they cost? how many? how did you cook them?
if my watching of police interview-rooms on youtube is anything to go by, they'll hammer on with the above and draw out inconsistencies. it's hard to internally keep track of stuff you've made up.
It’s 100% certain her phones are bugged..
She has the amazing ability to cry without shedding tears.
Not to mention she didn't actually go to the tip closest to home, but when to an alternative tip.
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It was a bit weird when Erin was sobbing and she wiped her eye, then looked at her fingers to presumably check if there was any tears.
She ended up in hospital too for a night apparently and which was kept from the public for a while but I'm not sure when, if it was after she was alerted to everyone else getting so sick or around the same time.
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