Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson is appealing
Erin Patterson, convicted of murdering her in-laws with poisonous mushrooms, is appealing her sentence.
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Source diversity sample: Herald Sun · smh.com.au · The Guardian · The Independent · bbc.co.uk · the-sun.com · AOL.com · RTE.ie.
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The brief
Erin Patterson, known as the 'mushroom murderer,' is appealing her conviction for the murder of her in-laws. BBC News first reported that Patterson is appealing her sentence.
Later reporting by The Sun added details about the method of murder, stating that Patterson poisoned her in-laws with a beef wellington containing poisonous mushrooms. AOL and RTE.ie confirmed that Patterson is appealing her conviction.
The Sun's account of the murder method is not contradicted by other outlets. Patterson is currently awaiting her appeal.
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Who reported it (9)
- Solitary, silence and the Bible: How mushroom killer spends her days behind bars Herald Sun · 14h ago
- Erin Patterson launches appeal against conviction in mushroom murder case smh.com.au · 14h ago
- Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson was convicted over three deaths. Now she’ll argue the court got it wrong The Guardian · 14h ago
- Australian woman who murdered family members with poisonous mushrooms to return to court The Independent · 14h ago
- Australian Triple Murderer Appeals Against Sentence bbc.co.uk · 14h ago
- ‘Mushroom killer’ launches dramatic appeal to overturn conviction for poisoning in-laws with poisonous beef wellington the-sun.com · 14h ago
- Woman who murdered family members with poisonous mushrooms to return to court AOL.com · 14h ago
- Woman jailed over mushroom murders to appeal conviction RTE.ie · 14h ago
- Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson is appealing BBC · 14h ago
Quick answers
Who is Erin Patterson?
Erin Patterson is an Australian woman convicted of murdering her in-laws with poisonous mushrooms.
What is Erin Patterson appealing?
Erin Patterson is appealing her conviction for the murder of her in-laws.
What method was used in the murders?
According to The Sun, Erin Patterson poisoned her in-laws with a beef wellington containing poisonous mushrooms.
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