Mushroom allegations -ews tried to kill her husband on the air

The convicted triple drum, Erin Paterson, allegedly tried to poison her husband repeatedly, including with the file files, she said, their daughter baked him.

Last month, the Australian woman was found guilty of killing three relatives – and an attempt to kill another – with a toxic beef mushroom.

Initially, the 50-year-old was charged with three circumstances for attempting to kill her remote husband Simon Paterson, but these charges were dropped on the eve of the trial.

The details of the accusations – which Paterson denied – were supplied to defend the case, but now they can be released for the first time.

Three people were killed in the hospital on the days after lunch on July 29, 2023: former son-in-law, 70th Don Paterson, and 70th Gayl Paterson, as well as sister Gayl, Heather Wilkinson, 66 years.

Local pastor Jan Wilkinson – Her Hiser’s husband – resumed after weeks of treatment at the hospital. Mr. Paterson was also invited to lunch, but pulled out at the last minute.

Pre -hearings that are standard before many judicial processes allow the parties and judges to determine what evidence is permissible – or can be presented with a jury. In this case, when the allegations concerning Mr. Paterson were abolished, his evidence was excluded.

At last year, he said in detail that he suspected, was a long -standing murder company.

The court heard that one attempt at the poisoning left Mr. Paterson so sick that he spent weeks in a coma, and his family was ordered to say goodbye twice.

He told the court that Ms Paterson tried to kill his bark, wrap, balloonze, and even with chocolate cookies she claimed that their daughter had made him.

He became suspicious, so he began to make notes, realizing that he often became ill when she fed him, heard the court.

Mr. Paterson shared his suspicions with a couple of relatives – including that his father Don Paterson – then a doctor, but did not take further.

He said he thought he was the only one who was in danger – and so he refused to come for lunch.

When his parents were desperately ill, Mr. Paterson pulled his relatives into the hospital chapel and told them that he suspected his remote wife had tried to poison him for years.

Police believed that rats could be used at least once, advanced the pre -trial hearings.