Erin Patterson Mushroom Murder Trial Live Updates: Important moments so far

Erin Patterterson appeared in court this morning with a black top with flower pattern, while lonely surviving lunch guest Ian Wilkinson was also present to view the procedure with his daughter Ruth Dubois.

Dr. Veronica Foot (depicted below), which continues her evidence from yesterday, agreed with suggestions from head defense scarf Colin Mandy SC that Patterson said she would return shortly after leaving the Leongatha hospital the first time.

The court heard yesterday that Patterterson left the hospital within a few minutes after he told the doctors that the killer suspected the mushroom poisoning after the treatment of her lunch guests.

“I introduced you (that) she said:” If I have to be admitted that there are some arrangements that I have to make first, I don’t live very far away, I will soon be back, “said Mr. Mandy SC.

“We wanted to ensure that she received the care she needed,” said Dr. Foot.

Dr. Foot agreed with a suggestion from Mr Mandy that when Patterson returned, had a high heartbeat, which was a symptom of ‘poisoning’.

She told the jury that she advised Patterson that she and her children should go to the Monash Medical Center in Melbourne.

“It is important to be mistaken on the side of caution,” said Dr. Foot.

She said that she has discussed a ‘liver transplant’ with Patterterson may be needed for her and her children.

‘About the liver transplants, she asked:’ Would that be the case for everyone? ‘,’ Asked Mr Mandy.

Dr. Foot said she could not remember Patterson asked about liver transplants, but agreed that she asked about the health of the other lunch guests and how they deal with.

Dr. Foot said she could not reveal confidential information if she was even aware of their health situation.

Kerkspaster Ian Wilkinson has again arrived at the court to hear evidence in the trial against Patterson.

Mr. Wilkinson (shown below, center) was the only surviving guest of the fatal lunch on July 29, 2023.

The daughter of Mr. Wilkinson, Ruth Dubois (shown below, right) has also returned to the court after he took the witness bank yesterday.

The jury of 15 people has heard accusations in Patterson, from the Gippsland region in Victoria, deliberately loaded a meal prepared with the death championships to kill four people.

Three guests, including her in-laws Don and Gail Patterson, and Gail’s sister Heather Wilkinson, died terribly after eating individual beef Wellington’s cooked by Patterson during lunch in her Leongatha house on July 29, 2023.

A fourth guest, Heather’s husband and church pastor Ian Wilkinson, managed to survive lunch after having spent weeks in intensive care.

The court heard that the alienated husband of Patterson Simon was also invited but was not present.

Witnesses told that the jury Patterterson ate her of a smaller and different colored plate than that of its guests, the court heard that she ate four gray plates.

The jury was also told that Patterson had been in two Gippsland areas where the deadly killed chapels had been spotted and warned via the onatural app.

Patterson told the authorities that they bought dried mushrooms from an unnamed Asian store in the Monash environment of metropolitan Melbourne, but health inspectors could not find any proof of this.

The health department stated that the killer poisoning was ‘isolated’ for Patterson’s deadly lunch.

Multiple witnesses, including Simon Patterterson (shown below), Ian Wilkinson and other family members have given emotion-loaded evidence to the jury.

Medical staff told the jury about the horrible symptoms that the dying lunch guests and Ian Wilkinson have suffered.

Patterson’s movements in the hospital and its abrupt departure were also broadcast in court as the trial continues this morning.

Erin Patterson’s alienated husband Simon, who was invited for lunch but was not present, is depicted under the extra dish with a supporter.