The daughter of the suspected toxic mushrooms eat the remains of a fatal meal – patriotic

The latest development in the issue of the upcoming Australian court Irene PattersonShe was accused of killing her former wives, characterized by without Jail Patterson and her aunt Heather Wilkenson, and an attempt to kill her former uncle Ian Wilkenson, with a video of her daughter who provides evidence for the police.

On the eighth day of the killing trial, the video, which was recorded on August 16, 2023, shows her daughter talking to the police about the meal that her mother presented on July 29 of the same year.

Patterson, 50, acknowledged that he was not guilty and Her legal team says she was “panicked” After unintentionally, the poison was presented to her family members in a “terrible accident.”

Her daughter, who was not named, told the police that she ate the remains of a deadly mushroom meal from beef and a Ningon, and mashed potatoes and green beans with her mother and brother The next day for her mother to serve her mother To its previous son -in -law and Wilkenson.

Patterson’s daughter said her mother said that she was sick on the morning of July 30, after a day of lunch.

Later that night, Patterson served her children and herself “remnants” of the meal, including mashed potatoes, green beans and meat slices – but there is no mushroom.

When the Batterson’s daughter asked to tell him everything she could remember about the lunch hosted by her mother, she said: “I did not know there, so I don’t know.”

The officer told her mother that she said, “She wanted to have a lunch with my grandparents, Hasher and Ian” and that they would talk about “adult things”, ” According to the guardian.

On the sixth day of the trial, Ian Wilkenson The courtroom was told on May 6 Patterson told her guests that she had cancer. He said: “She said she was very worried because she believed that she was very dangerous and life -threatening.” “She was eager to tell the children. She was asking our advice about it.” Should I tell children or do not tell children about this threat to my life? “

The court also listened to Cindy Monroe, a service nurse at Lyongatha Hospital on July 31, 2023, who treated Patterson and Willinson after she became very sick, and witnesses vomiting and diarrhea in the same evening as lunch.

Monroe said that Patterson “did not seem well” compared to two guests at lunch. The court told Patterson angry and emotional and continued to repeat, “I do not want any of this” regarding hospital treatment.

The nurse said her note is only that Patterson did not appear as sick as Wilkenson, who was transferred to a larger hospital in Melbourne.

Monroe said: “She did not look well like Heather and Ian,” Monroe said. “Ian seemed so fine that he could have almost lifted his head. She (Patterson) did not seem well for me.”

Monroe also told the court that she learned that Patterson’s children had ate the remains of the deadly meal, but the mushroom had been ignored by their parts.

She told Patterson that there was still a danger that the Death Cap Mushroom could have “leakage through meat” and advised her children to ask medical care immediately.

“She didn’t want to cause any troubles, she didn’t want to get them out of school,” Monroe said of Patterson’s response. “And when I became great tears and anxiety, she said …” I don’t want children to participate in this. “

Throughout the trial, the jury heard details of lunch and there is no conflict that the beef, neston meat, mashed potatoes and green beans contain the mushroom of the hat of death, which are very fatal when eating, and cause serious diseases.

The judge told the jury that the main case in the case is whether Patterson plans to kill or cause a very serious injury from the meal it prepared.

Wilkenson told the court hall that Patterson had painted “all food” and appeared “hesitant” for her guests at lunch to go to her store, According to the BBC.

“Everyone had an individual service, it was similar to pastries,” Wilkinson said. “It was the case of pastries and when we cut it, there was a slice of meat and honor.”

He said that they all ate from four gray paintings and ate Patterson from the “Orange Tan” painting.

“I picked up the individual plate and carried it on the table. I took it to its place on the table,” he told the court.

Wilkinson also said that his wife told him the next day that she had “noticed the difference in the colors” of the paintings.

He said that he and his wife “ate the entire meal”, while ate without his meal and half of the beef and Landton, which did not end.

“There was a talk about husbands who help their wives,” he said.

Patterson’s ex -husband, Simon Patterson, refused to invite lunch. Last week, Judge Christopher Bell told the jurors that the plaintiffs have Detailed fees were dropped Against Patterson She claims that she also tried to kill her separate husband With toxic mushrooms, also known as death mushrooms.

Mushroom Located in many BC forests But it can also be found in the city environments associated with many types of imported trees. According to the BC Center for Disease Control, mushrooms were monitored on Vancouver Island and in the lower mainland.

Cap death is similar to common fungus, but it should never be eaten. If you suspect that you might have consumed the Cap Cap, you should immediately seek emergency medical care.

Symptoms of poisoning by the mushroom of death include low blood pressure, nausea and vomiting.

Patterson’s trial is expected to last six weeks. If convicted, she faces a maximum penalty for life for murder and a maximum of 25 years behind bars to try to kill.

– With files from Global News’ Michelle Butterfield

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