MsMarple
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Yes, in an earlier interview before she released her statement she told the media that she had no idea of what happened. I believe that interview occurred either August 8 or 9, so about four days after Gail and Heather died.Yes, I agree. I got a bit confused there, partly because -- I guess I never saw it confirmed anywhere that there WAS indeed poison found in her leftovers -- wasn't she initially claiming the poison couldn't have come from her lunch at all?
I don’t think we have an exact source of how it was determined that death caps were the cause. I think LE hasn’t released any results of forensic tests on specific items yet but I may have missed something.
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3 dead after eating wild mushrooms at family lunch in Australia; woman under investigation
Police have interviewed the woman who they say cooked the meal at her home on July 29 but didn't become ill herself.
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