That's the point- it was no "accident". She intended to forage for Death Caps and knew exactly what to look for and where to find them. She figured that she could pull it off by hiding them in a dish with other innocuous mushrooms so that no one could blame it on the mushrooms.
Erin's experience as a mushroom forager means that she knew she was picking Death Caps. She knew exactly what to look for and what to avoid. She purposely foraged the Death Caps. That's why she had all the books and photos of them.
Bingo! Having state and Federal trials aren't double jeopardy- they are different charges. Same thing happened with David DePape and with the killers of Ahmaud Arbery in GA.
I personally don't see Nick accepting an Alford plea-that's an admission of guilt in that you're admitting that they have enough evidence to convict you. It's a face-saving measure. I think he will plead regular Not Guilty, no Insanity. And the prosecutor would have to be willing to offer the...
And that hasn't happened to this point that the public knows, so until/unless that does, his arraignment set for March is still on, and he'll have to enter a plea at that time.
And there's nothing new in that article that I haven't already read elsewhere. In fact, Matt Murphy is a former prosecutor from Orange County. Very well-known. Still didn't say that Reiner won't be arraigned in March, only that the trial date may get pushed out. He'll still have to enter a plea.
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