Australia's 'Mushroom Murderer' Appeals Conviction
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Erin Patterson, convicted of murdering three relatives by serving them a poisonous mushroom-laced beef Wellington, is appealing her conviction in a Melbourne court. Patterson argues that the trial judge made errors in deciding what evidence could be presented and that there were irregularities during the jury's sequestration. The prosecution is also appealing for a harsher sentence, arguing that the non-parole period of 33 years is inadequate.
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