On the Lawlink site, only Erin and her sister are named on the Intended Application for Probate. I couldn’t find anything for Erin’s father, but he died before the mother. Her will was dated 2011. Erin married in 1973.
According to this Nov 2023 Age article, the Mount Waverly property purchased from the proceeds of EP's inheritance in 2019 was in both Erin and Simon's name and transferred to Erin's name only in 2021, which would indicate they were still together at her mother's time of passing in early 2019. EP's father passed in 2011.
Thanks, my post was rhetorical.
Shouldn't that be Erin was born in 1973?
Why are their graves unmarked? Maybe I missed something...At the bottom of a picturesque cemetery on the outskirts of their hometown, the graves of Erin Patterson's alleged victims remain unmarked more than a year after their deaths.
On Wednesday, Patterson will front the Supreme Court of Victoria for the first of a series of preliminary hearings to pave the way for her eventual jury trial next year.
On Monday, neither Mr Patterson nor Mr Wilkinson would discuss their scheduled appearances at the upcoming pre-trial hearings.
Warning signs posted at the gates of their respective homes in Korumburra - 120km south-east of Melbourne - threaten media representatives with prosecution for trespassing if they attempted to approach the properties.
The first of Patterson's pre-trial hearings is expected to wind-up on Monday, with further hearings planned for later this year, ahead of a trial next year.
But evidence from the hearings will be kept secret from the public to ensure potential jury members do not hear information that is not disclosed at the trial.
The tragic unmarked graves of alleged victims of mushroom poisoning
The final resting places of Erin Patterson's alleged victims are positioned towards the rear of the cemetery among the lush lawns, a stone's throw from a grassy cow paddock.www.dailymail.co.uk
I may be wrong, but I have heard that 12 months is a normal time to wait before adding headstones to graves, to be sure that subsidence has ceased.
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THIS should be a very interesting trial.At the bottom of a picturesque cemetery on the outskirts of their hometown, the graves of Erin Patterson's alleged victims remain unmarked more than a year after their deaths.
On Wednesday, Patterson will front the Supreme Court of Victoria for the first of a series of preliminary hearings to pave the way for her eventual jury trial next year.
On Monday, neither Mr Patterson nor Mr Wilkinson would discuss their scheduled appearances at the upcoming pre-trial hearings.
Warning signs posted at the gates of their respective homes in Korumburra - 120km south-east of Melbourne - threaten media representatives with prosecution for trespassing if they attempted to approach the properties.
The first of Patterson's pre-trial hearings is expected to wind-up on Monday, with further hearings planned for later this year, ahead of a trial next year.
But evidence from the hearings will be kept secret from the public to ensure potential jury members do not hear information that is not disclosed at the trial.
The tragic unmarked graves of alleged victims of mushroom poisoning
The final resting places of Erin Patterson's alleged victims are positioned towards the rear of the cemetery among the lush lawns, a stone's throw from a grassy cow paddock.
I find it very unlikely that the defense will challenge the cause of death. The victims were immediately diagnosed as suffering from amanita poisoning. I'm sure there are test results and thorough autopsies. Will the defense claim that the three simultaneously deaths were just coincidence? No jury will believe that.
