Australian Eren Patterson was convicted of the triple murder case

Melbourne, Australia On Monday, Australian Erine Patterson was convicted of killing three relatives of her separate husband by deliberately serving the mushrooms for lunch.

The jury in the trial of the Supreme Court in Victoria returned to a ruling after six days of deliberations, after the trial of nine weeks that acquired Australia. Patterson faces life imprisonment and will be sentenced later, but no date for the session has been set.

Patterson, who sat on the sidewalk between two prison officers, did not appear, but he fell quickly when the rulings were read.

Three guests of Patterson’s four lunch died – her husband without the generation of Patterson, and the sister of Heather Wilkinson – in the hospital after a meal in 2023 at her home in Lyongatha, where she served individual beef pastries that contain the mushroom of death.

They were also convicted of trying to kill Ian Wilkenson, Heather’s husband, who survived the meal.

There was no disagreement that Patterson served mushrooms or that the pastries killed their guests. The jury was asked to decide whether to know that lunch contains death caps, and if she intends to die.

The guilty rulings, which were required to be unanimously, indicated that the jury refused to defense of Patterson that the presence of toxic fungi in the meal was a terrible accident, due to the inclusion of the wrong in the mushrooms of the calves who did not know that it was death caps. Prosecutors did not provide a motivation for the killings, but during the trial, the tense relations between Patterson and her separate husband, and the frustration she felt towards his parents in the past.

Police said that relatives of the victims requested privacy in the wake of the jury’s decision, according to AFP.

Victoria police said in a statement that the families “requested privacy at this time.” “We will continue to support them in every possible way after this decision.”

The facts of the case were not disputed, so Patterson’s intentions were essential

The case transformed the issue of whether Patterson was strictly planning to kill three times or killed three people who accidentally loved her, including the ancestors of her only children. Her lawyers said that she had no reason for that – she recently moved to a beautiful new house, she was financially comfortable, and she had a single nursery for her children and was scheduled to start studying to obtain a nursing and domestic certificate.

But the prosecutors suggested that Patterson had two sides-the woman who publicly had a good relationship with her parents, while her own feelings towards them were hidden. Her relationship with her separate husbandThe prosecution said that Simon Patterson, who was invited to have a deadly lunch but did not go, had deteriorated in the previous year.

The simplest facts of what happened on that day and after that were hardly the subject of disagreement. But Patterson’s motives for what she did and why were they moved in detail during the long trial, in which more than 50 witnesses were called.

Patterson’s individual beef pastry was one of the friction point, because the recipe that I used contains directions for one part of the size of a family. Prosecutors said that she returned to individual classes so that she could from lace other parts, but not, with deadly fungi – but Patterson said she could not find the right ingredients to make the recipe as directed.

All other details were examined on the fateful day, including the reason for Patterson’s sending to its children to a movie before its guests arrived, Why added additional dried mushrooms to the recipe From her store, why did you not get sick? When the other dinner didAnd why did you get rid of the food dryer after the deaths and told the investigators that she did not own it.

Patterson admitted some lies during her evidence – including that she had not raised mushrooms or had a dryer. But she said that these allegations were made in panic because she realized that her meal had killed people.

She said that she had not become a patient like other dinner since she was overcome after the meal due to eating disorder. She denied that she had told her guests that she had cancer as a trick to explain the reason for their invitation to her home on that day.

The case acquired Australia

The strange and tragic issue remained in the minds of the Australians, and it raised the enthusiasm between the public and the media.

During the trial, five separate podcasts analyzed every day of procedures, and manages many news means live blogs that give a moment of moment separately for more than two months of evidence.

At least one television drama and a documentary film on the case are scheduled to be produced. Australian crime authors were seen prominent in court throughout the trial.

When it became clear half an hour before the court’s ruling, about 40 members of the public queue outside the court in the rural town of Morwell hoping to see the result personally. The news means that there were no individuals from the victims’ family.

Before the ruling, newspapers published pictures of black privacy screens held at the entrance to Irene Patterson’s house. Dozens of correspondents from all over Australia and news means abroad were crowded around Patterson’s friends while they were leaving the court on Monday.

“I feel sad, but this is what it is,” said a friend, Ali Rose, who was wearing sunglasses and wore tears. In response to a question that I thought Patterson felt when the rulings were read, Rose said: “I don’t know.”

Details of the toxic mushrooms that were presented

“Death Hats” – or Amanita Validat – are the most bloody mushrooms in the world, causing about 90 percent of fungi -related deaths, according to Agence France -Presse.

It is easy to make mistakes in the brown and white mushrooms for others, and they are said to have a nice taste when cooking.

But the toxin Dmitry Jerostamolos witnessed that he was saturated with deadly chemicals known as Amatoxins.

“It can lead to a person who suffers from symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting, and a feeling of truly softening and getting worse if the toxins are not removed,” said Girostamolos.