New doubts revealed the trilled Australian mushroom Irene Patterson

Melbourne, Australia – The scattered husband of a woman I was convicted of killing three people With a meal with the murderous mushrooms suspected that his wife was poisoning him for more than a year from a deadly meal, the Australian court heard.

On Friday, a jurisdiction raised an order on pre -trial evidence that the triple killer Erine Patterson, 50, wanted to stay secret while trying to condemn her.

The evidence included suspicions of Simon Patterson, who previously tried to kill him.

Simon Patterson witnessed a hearing before the trial that he refused to call lunch for fear.

“I believed that there would be a danger of calling me if I came,” said the husband who emanated to the court months before the trial that was not submitted to the jury.

Simon said as he stopped eating his wife, From which he started since 2015He never thought that others would be in danger.

Erine Patterson was convicted by the Supreme Court of Victoria last month that her father was killed by without Jail Patterson, Jill Heather Generation Wilkenson At her home in Lyongotha with lunch Cow meat pastries, which contain toxic mushrooms for death.

They were also convicted of an attempt to kill Ian Wilkenson, Heather’s husband, who survived the meal but spent weeks in the hospital.

Eren Patterson was initially accused of trying to kill her husband by inviting him to lunch in July 2023. He accepted the invitation, then canceled.

It was initially charged with three charges of trying to kill him on three occasions on Victoria between November 2021 and September 2022.

The prosecutors dropped all the charges related to it before starting its trial in April.

Simon Patterson witnessed before the trial that he was suspected that his wife made him seriously sick with dishes including the Polonz Beni pasta, the chicken curry Kormma, and the curry wrapped vegetables. Toxins are not found at all.

The alleged three poisoning occurred during family camping trips. Simon shared his doubts to poisoning with his doctor, who encouraged him to create a spreadsheet that lists what he ate at the time when he became sick.

In one case, Simon Patterson witnessed the disease after eating mild chicken Kormma Erin Patterson on a camping trip in 2022.

“At first I felt heat, especially in my head, and this led to nauseous and then suddenly led me to vomiting,” he said.

AFP reported that Simon Patterson eventually fell into a coma before receiving life -saving surgery to remove a portion of the intestine.

Judge Christopher Bell spent the lawyer who represented the media who sought to cancel the gap, which ordered that the jurors had not seen publicly.

Erine Patterson’s lawyers wanted all the evidence that was not considered acceptable in her trial until the Court of Appeal decided whether her convictions would be decided.

Among their arguments is that the media’s interest in the case is unprecedented. Defense lawyer Colin Mandy confirmed that reporting pent -up evidence as well as references to it in books, podcasts and the mini series of planned TV “leaves an irreplaceable impression on the minds of potential jury in the event of a trial.”

The hearing will start on August 25 to determine the sentence you will get. She faces a possible prison sentence for both murders and 25 years to try to kill.

On Friday, public prosecutor Jane Warren Bell told “a lot” of the victim’s effect data, which would be presented in the two -day speech session.

Once Irene Patterson is judged, she will have 28 days to resume against the ruling or condemnation or both.