GUILTY Australia - 3 dead after eating wild mushrooms, Leongatha, Victoria, Aug 2023 *Arrest* #18

[Two SCents]

Were those the ones that she posted the pictures of the Death Caps on her dehydrator shelf??

Those pics were found by detectives on a tablet, not in fb messenger posts.

 

[Detechtive]

Far too much time on her hands!

I know, right?

She really needed a hobby other than stalking and researching how to murder people

 

[Detechtive]

All the ones in her own name and some fakes, but she forgot about a couple. Probably couldn't remember the password.

She shared the passwords of a couple with Ali Rose.

 

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[Detechtive]

I've followed this case since day one, from overseas, when the first news reports broke internationally and before EP was arrested etc.

I agree with every word you say here. It got to the point I was worried she'd evade justice and her cunning plan had pulled off after all.

Re Autism, IMO EP has an amount of academic / intellectual skills combined with enough problems rubbing along with people that to an outsider, this 'difference' could be misconceived as autism. However, the manipulation, dishonesty, selfishness, entitlement, rage, greed, lack of empathy, criminality, and vengeance all point in a different direction entirely, firmly Cluster B IMO

JMO MOO

 

[Two SCents]

She shared the passwords of a couple with Ali Rose.

Not surprising.

 

[JBowie]

She really needed a hobby other than stalking and researching how to murder people

I get the impression that was her hobby.

 

[Detechtive]

She is too busy, manipulating people on-line.
No time for gardening, exercise, building relationships with people around her: sitting in on-line destruction, thinking 'how clever she is'.
Well, now behind bars, for her cleverness.

That’s such a good way of phrasing it.

She wasn’t a ‘super sleuth’, she was a super stalker. I know she stalked people in real life too, though. It wasn’t just online.

 

[Goosewhisperer]

That’s such a good way of phrasing it.

She wasn’t a ‘super sleuth’, she was a super stalker. I know she stalked people in real life too, though. It wasn’t just online.

In what way did she stalk people in real life as opposed to online?
Do you mean physically followed them?

 

[Detechtive]

Yes, harassing them in person, following, doing destructive things to their property, messing with peoples lives, basically.

The kind of behaviour you’d expect from someone with ASPD.

She would have been stalking Simon and his family most definitely, seeing how often he was at their place having dinner, etc.

I want to know how she discovered nearly immediately upon Simon filing his tax return in October, that he had put ‘single’ on it.

She was accessing his records online, I believe.

 

[Deleted member 363451]

She used her FB account in the name of Erin Patterson in the larger groups.

She used also used another account "Erin Erin" and later Erin ErinErin as came out in the trial in some of the smaller groups from memory. It was obvious it was her. I recall the account name being written as "Erin ErinErin" not "Erin Erin Erin" as reported in the media but it was so long ago now!

Odd profile name for an odd person...

 

[Deleted member 363451]

She's like so many narcissists who think that they can snow a jury. Donna Adelson plans to testify in her upcoming trial too.

Colin Mandy got his way and Erin's previous searches over the years on various poisons was dismissed by Judge Beale as being inadmissible..

 

[Deleted member 363451]

Yes, harassing them in person, following, doing destructive things to their property, messing with peoples lives, basically.

The kind of behaviour you’d expect from someone with ASPD.

She would have been stalking Simon and his family most definitely, seeing how often he was at their place having dinner, etc.

I want to know how she discovered nearly immediately upon Simon filing his tax return in October, that he had put ‘single’ on it.

She was accessing his records online, I believe.

All this because the online group members had a different opinion to her? I agree that she would have been stalking Simon and his family.

 

[Goosewhisperer]

Yes, harassing them in person, following, doing destructive things to their property, messing with peoples lives, basically.

The kind of behaviour you’d expect from someone with ASPD.

She would have been stalking Simon and his family most definitely, seeing how often he was at their place having dinner, etc.

I want to know how she discovered nearly immediately upon Simon filing his tax return in October, that he had put ‘single’ on it.

She was accessing his records online, I believe.

Wouldn’t their tax records be accessible to both of them?
I wonder why he had an accountant if she is one?

 

[Doesitmakesense]

Wouldn’t their tax records be accessible to both of them?
I wonder why he had an accountant if she is one?

No they're not. All you have to do is states your partners taxable income when lodging yours. Theirs is nowhere I can see what my partner has done with theirs. Of course I can see cause I have their log in details. But when I log i to mine I cant see any of their info

 

[Deleted member 363451]

Wouldn’t their tax records be accessible to both of them?
I wonder why he had an accountant if she is one?

For privacy reasons most likely.

 

[Detechtive]

All this because the online group members had a different opinion to her? I agree that she would have been stalking Simon and his family.

It was more than that. Perceived rejection.

 

[Detechtive]

Wouldn’t their tax records be accessible to both of them?
I wonder why he had an accountant if she is one?

They were separated for 7 years.

 

[Deleted member 363451]

It was more than that. Perceived rejection.

I'm not making any excuses for her at all, but it would be interesting to know what her relationship with her parents was like when she was a young kid and what type of parents they were. I know she wasn't close to her mother in later years.

 

[JBowie]

I'm not making any excuses for her at all, but it would be interesting to know what her relationship with her parents was like when she was a young kid and what type of parents they were. I know she wasn't close to her mother in later years.

This is what has been reported:

Text messages between Patterson and a close friend reported on in 2023 had revealed the triple murderer had disliked her mum since she was a child.

After Heather's death, the mushroom cook confided to a friend claiming she had a "horrible upbringing" and that her mother was "essentially a cold robot".

"My mum was ultra weird her whole life. It was like being brought up in a Russian orphanage where they don't touch the babies," she texted a friend.

However, although unlikely to happen I guess, it would be interesting to hear her sister's own account of life at home as kids.

https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/crime/ultra-weird-erin-patterson-rarely-saw-mother-while-exhusband-visited-with-their-two-kids-as-texts-reveal-killers-dysfunctional-family-relationship/news-story/6444414692b80194c7c98ad3d90db87b