Erin Patterson’s Trial Revisited | Adelaide News

Erin Patterson, the woman convicted of poisoning three people with beef Wellingtons laced with death cap mushrooms, is back in court as her legal team fights to overturn her convictions, citing a flawed trial and jury compromise. The deadly July 2023 lunch at her home claimed the lives of her former in-laws and sister-in-law, while her ex-husband’s father survived with serious injuries. Prosecutors, meanwhile, are appealing her 33-year sentence — arguing it’s too lenient for a crime that could have warranted life without parole. The two-day hearing begins Wednesday, with Patterson watching remotely from prison.

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