Judgment on Australian rulings is a woman in prison in prison due to the poisoning of the deadly mushrooms

On Monday, an Australian judge sentenced Erin Patterson trilogy to life imprisonment with an abnormal period of 33 years to poison four relatives of her separate husband with the hat of the hat.

Judge Christopher Bell told Victoria’s Supreme Court crimes, which included a tremendous betrayal of confidence.

Patterson was condemned in July with the killing of Don Jail Patterson and the sister of Jill, Heather Wilkenson, with lunch from beef pastry, which is tied to the tribes.

Patterson was also convicted of an attempt to kill Heather Ian Wilkenson, who spent weeks in the hospital.

Patterson’s scattered husband, Simon Patterson, was invited, but he did not attend the July 2023 lunch that was presented to her parents, aunt and uncle at her home.

“Your victims were all your relatives with marriage. More than that, they were all good for you and your children for many years, as you confess to your testimony,” Bell said.

He added: “Not only did you cut three lives and caused permanent damage to Ian Wilkinson’s health, and thus destroy the Families of Patterson and Willinson extended. You have inflicted intense suffering on your children, who stole their beloved grandparents.”

Both prosecution and defense attorney agreed that lifeline imprisonment was a suitable punishment for a 50 -year -old player on three murder charges and one of the attempted murder.

But the defense lawyers asked Patterson to be eligible for a conditional release after spending 30 years. Public prosecutors argued that they should not be considered to be a conditional release because it does not deserve the mercy of the court.