GUILTY Australia - 3 dead after eating wild mushrooms, Leongatha, Victoria, Aug 2023 *Arrest* #21

[Detechtive]

Netflix just dropped a documentary on one of the wildest true crime cases of recent times - NewsBreak

It was the unlikely crime that shocked the world: On 29 July 2023, three people in Australia were poisoned to death after eating a beef wellington containi

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Netflix has done a documentary on this case.

ETA: I can not find it on Netflix. But the title brings up a 3 part CNN documentary to begin on Dec 19th.

Looks like it’s on CNN like you said

CNN Originals Investigates “Death Cap: The Mushroom Murders” Streaming Exclusively on CNN Starting Friday, December 19 – CNN Press Room

 

[SilentHill]

Netflix just dropped a documentary on one of the wildest true crime cases of recent times - NewsBreak

It was the unlikely crime that shocked the world: On 29 July 2023, three people in Australia were poisoned to death after eating a beef wellington containi

share.newsbreak.com

Netflix has done a documentary on this case.

ETA: I can not find it on Netflix. But the title brings up a 3 part CNN documentary to begin on Dec 19th.

Did anyone else manage to find this yet? I've just spotted it on Netflix in the UK. I'm about to start watching it but I must say my expectations from the trailer are very low, I don't think there will be any new information in this documentary.

 

[Smelly Squirrel]

Did anyone else manage to find this yet? I've just spotted it on Netflix in the UK. I'm about to start watching it but I must say my expectations from the trailer are very low, I don't think there will be any new information in this documentary.

It's really on CNN and premiers tomorrow.

 

[SilentHill]

It's really on CNN and premiers tomorrow.

It looks the same as what I'm watching on Netflix now, the guy in the blue suit has just been introduced and is John Silvester, a crime author. I'll see if I can attach a picture!

 

[Smelly Squirrel]

Oh okay, maybe it depends on your location, because it's not on my Netflix.

 

[MsMarple]

Oh okay, maybe it depends on your location, because it's not on my Netflix.

Not on mine either. I’m in the US. Seems that CNN has exclusive rights and unfortunately I can’t get it. I’d need either Hulu +live tv or a tv provider. I’m on ROKU and have neither. Waaah!

 

[SilentHill]

Not on mine either. I’m in the US. Seems that CNN has exclusive rights and unfortunately I can’t get it. I’d need either Hulu +live tv or a tv provider. I’m on ROKU and have neither. Waaah!

I'm very slowly getting through it, I had a migraine last night so my head was too tender to sit and watch three hours of it all in one go!

There's some background details on Erin regarding her work as an Air Traffic Controller from a former colleague and leaving work early, tax avoidance etc. nothing new there.

There's also been mentions of the previous attempts on Simon that weren't covered in the trial but it's only talked about the chicken curry so far.

The most interesting part so far are some details from a former friend/housemate regarding her general behaviour and the start of her relationship with Simon which I don't recall seeing before but it's nothing major IMO.

Apart from those two who claim to have actually known and interacted with Erin, everyone else in the documentary is a crime reporter, author, local residents/historians etc.

 

[MsMarple]

I'm very slowly getting through it, I had a migraine last night so my head was too tender to sit and watch three hours of it all in one go!

There's some background details on Erin regarding her work as an Air Traffic Controller from a former colleague and leaving work early, tax avoidance etc. nothing new there.

There's also been mentions of the previous attempts on Simon that weren't covered in the trial but it's only talked about the chicken curry so far.

The most interesting part so far are some details from a former friend/housemate regarding her general behaviour and the start of her relationship with Simon which I don't recall seeing before but it's nothing major IMO.

Apart from those two who claim to have actually known and interacted with Erin, everyone else in the documentary is a crime reporter, author, local residents/historians etc.

Thanks so much for the summary!