I wonder if Ketut will get an extras roleMandy McElhinney — the Aussie star famous for *those* AAMI insurance ads — is reportedly being eyed to play Erin Patterson in a Netflix project dramatising the now-infamous mushroom murder case.
Mandy McElhinney, One-Half Of Rhonda & Ketut, Apparently In Talks To Play Erin Patterson
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I still think that Toni Collette or Sarah Snook would be good in the role, even if they don't resemble Erin physically.I wonder if Ketut will get an extras role
I've done that
What don’t you ask the family publicist?
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I have a question. In your opinion or experience was there anything that gave any spidey senses or red flag that this is a woman who aside from being controlling and maybe dramatic and dishonest, could actually go way too far and do something that the average person would never consider?
Inmate reveals shocking Erin Patterson claim inside Dame Phyllis Frost Centre
“Erin Patterson’s cell was number 29 inside the Murray unit at Melbourne’s maximum security women’s prison.
Next to the mushroom cook killer at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre on the city’s northern fringe was headmistress rapist Malka Leifer in cell 28.
Samantha Azzopardi, the career conwoman and child kidnapper, was in cell 32 and notorious catfish stalker Lydia Abdulmalek was in cell 30.
The inmate, who kept detailed diary notes about every incident and every personality behind bars, said Patterson was blamed for making a fellow prisoner so sick she was “vomiting everywhere” and had to be seen by the medical team.
“I was like ‘What the*?’ and she told me the story about how prison officers found mayonnaise in Erin’s room that was allegedly used to poison (one of the inmates).
“She went to medical and was vomiting everywhere. She was saying that the mushroom lady’s cell was searched and they found chemistry books with pages tagged including sections on natural remedies.
“This was all part of the investigation into the poisoning (of the inmate).”
The former inmate kept a diary note dated the 29th of July, 2024. In it she writes that prison guards found “two bottles of mayonnaise in Erin’s clothes basket” when they searched her room.
A justice department spokeswoman said: “There is no evidence to support that there has been any contaminated food or suspected poisonings at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre.”
But the former inmate who spoke to news.com.au said the incident “100 per cent happened”.
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The mother-of-two is said to spend time behind bars “knitting for her kids”.”
1. What, she's allowed knitting needles, isn't that dangerous?!
2. If only she had taken up harmless hobbies like this "before"...
What would she have added to it to make the others sick?Apparently I’m wrong about the mayonnaise, inmates are allowed to buy condiments and have them in their cell. Just not things like Vegemite and honey because they can use the yeast and sugar to make alcohol
I believe body waste is a popular choice with people who adulterate food in institutional settings.What would she have added to it to make the others sick?
What would she have added to it to make the others sick?
That's what I thought....
Are prisoners allowed cleaning products though?
Cleaning duty is one of the rostered jobs of most inmates in most facilities, I believe.
She wouldn't need to actually add anything. Open the jar of mayonnaise, leave it at room temperature for a week or so, and voila! A veritable breeding ground for salmonella and other bacteria.What would she have added to it to make the others sick?
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You can just let it go bad. I had a friend get food poisoning from egg salad left in a hot car.What would she have added to it to make the others sick?
