Hmm. Who could these people possibly be, calling Dr Webster a misogynist because he used derogatory language about a murderer?
GUILTY Australia - 3 dead after eating wild mushrooms, Leongatha, Victoria, Aug 2023 *Arrest* #18
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When this tragic mess started, EP was not alone in the world. She had her two loving children with her very day, her husband who co-parented with her, his parents, who tried to be her support system, and her online friend group, whom she considered close friends.
She was not alone in this world at that time. But her own actions blew up her little family. And now her world is much smaller and lonelier, imo.
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I was honestly surprised at the Doctor coming out saying the things he did and the words he used.
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Thanks! Someone else (I wish I could find the post to give full credit!) had basically put together a timeline of her CV, which IMO doesn't pass the smell test. She spends a good amount of time training for one thing (air traffic controller, for one example), then soon gets caught behaving unprofessionally (pretending to be co-workers calling in sick so she could pick up their extra shifts), then she's on to studying at a new career.
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EXCLUSIVE: Erin Patterson Allegedly Attempted to Poison Six Inmates at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre.
Erin Patterson, infamously known as the "Mushroom Killer," has allegedly extended her murderous intentions behind bars, targeting six fellow inmates at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre, Outlaw Media can exclusively reveal.
According to a prison incident report obtained by Outlaw Media, Patterson devised a chilling plan to slowly poison six women in her unit.
The report details allegations that she served inmates eggs she had deliberately frozen, aiming to induce bacterial contamination and make them gravely ill.
Further claims suggest that frozen eggshell fragments caused internal bleeding in several victims, necessitating emergency medical intervention.
While poisoning via frozen eggs may seem an unconventional method, sources close to the prison warn that Patterson’s cunning nature demands constant vigilance.
Following today’s guilty verdict, Patterson is expected to be transferred to a protection unit, a move her legal team is likely to challenge as they prepare an appeal.
EXCLUSIVE: Erin Patterson Allegedly Attempted to Poison Six Inmates at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre.
Erin Patterson, infamously known as the "Mushroom Killer," has allegedly extended her murderous intentions behind bars, targeting six…medium.com
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That's always bothered me. I expected Dr Rogers to ask Erin about that on the stand----"Why did you think Don was still alive?" But I don't think she ever mentioned that, did she?
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It's hard to understand how she'd mix up their names. Don had been her father-in-law for many years. Surely she knew his name.
She was not, in fact CORRECT.
If she already knew, at that time, that she was possibly responsible for the mushrooms, why did she continue to lie to everyone?
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Shape shifter.
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The carport interview was on August 7th. Don died August 5, and it was in the news that day.
Three people dead from poisoning after eating mushrooms in Victoria's east
The homicide squad is investigating after three people died from poisoning after eating mushrooms at Leongatha in South Gippsland.
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Could it gave been on another family member’s device, during an other family log in or looked like an other family person searched before & after. Introducing it could have made it seem like another person in household searched? And that person maybe didn’t cover this in recorded interviews?
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The thing is that I have doubts that she deliberately did what she's been convicted of.
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The victims were by all accounts such lovely people.
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'Model citizens' murdered by Erin Patterson leave legacy in Korumburra
The victims of Erin Patterson's deadly beef Wellington lunch are being remembered for their altruistic nature and kind hearts, just days after a jury convicted their killer of murder.
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Erin Patterson trial was Victoria supreme court’s largest media matter in recent history, court data reveals
More than 250 Australian and international journalists registered for court updates on triple murder trial, with spokesperson praising coverage as largely fair and accurate
The ABC announced last week that Toxic, “a layered and intricate series” exploring the events surrounding the beef wellington lunch, had been commissioned from producer Tony Ayres. Hachette will publish Recipe for Murder, a book by Duncan McNab, in October, with Allen & Unwin releasing The Mushroom Murders by Greg Haddrick shortly after.
The cast of characters covering the trial included nine authors, seven podcast producers, seven documentary crews and a television drama series, a spokesperson for the court told the media on Wednesday.
McNab & Haddrick are great authors IMO
What are your doubts Tootsie?
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Sincere question. Do you also think she had nothing to do with Simon's prior poisonings? It's just bad luck that so many people keep getting poisoned around her, after eating food she prepared? While she never gets sick from her food.
Erin Patterson’s estranged husband Simon saw her mother more than she did as text messages resurface
New details have emerged about Erin Patterson’s estranged husband, her parents and her former family home after the wealthy killer was accused of abandoning her mum.Stephen Drill in Eden
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It's good to see the msm finally giving some precedence to remembering the victims and their lives.The victims were by all accounts such lovely people.
'Model citizens' murdered by Erin Patterson leave legacy in Korumburra
The victims of Erin Patterson's deadly beef Wellington lunch are being remembered for their altruistic nature and kind hearts, just days after a jury convicted their killer of murder.
Bit sad they still felt the need to drop in a pic of EP & spoil what otherwise it might have made a nice press cutting for the families.
In the article it is said that Patterson's mother's house is now a photo stop for tourists on a walking trail.
Families of mushroom killer's victims 'dignified' till the end, says ICU doctor
Erin Patterson has been described as a sociopath by one doctor who met with her while another describes the true horrors of watching her victims suffer.
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Intensive care doctor Stephen Warrillow details agonising efforts to save Erin Patterson's mushroom murder victims
"They were devastatingly unwell," Dr Warrillow told 7.30.
All four presented to the hospital with severe symptoms and were treated by a team led by Dr Stephen Warrillow, who is Director of Intensive Care at Austin Health.
Toxins and transplants
Dr Warrillow said all four patients were then put on mechanical ventilators and dialysis-style machines to try and purify their blood."Liver transplantation is one of the most complex and lengthy surgical procedures that we would ever do," he said.
"The patient has to be sick enough to need one, but well enough to get through the surgery.
"It takes essentially an entire day and for the theatre team, this is really a marathon.
"It's quite a remarkable outcome for him that he was ultimately able to survive and could recover so well in the end."
Dr Warrillow told 7.30 that he and the treatment team had advised Ian Wilkinson's family it was likely he would die and credited his fortitude and the work of his nurses for his survival.
"Ultimately he stabilised and that took a lot of work from, particularly the bedside nurses, to provide extraordinary measures of support for his circulation, and to try and clear toxins from his blood," he said.
"They did a tremendous job with that."
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