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Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? 06:02 - Jun 6 with 511 views

Fascinating stuff. I think she may get off. Evidence all circumstancial.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y8e1l55kko

For anyone into their True Crime there's a daily podcast on the trial

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn2RjxYNpcawm95Te5eEERTTX5EiN-igi&si=fu_d

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Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? on 06:28 - Jun 6 with 449 views

Zx1988

I think she's bang to rights.

Even if a lot of the evidence is circumstantial, there are just too many coincidences for her to explain away. Her safe dinner being on a different plate feels particularly damning.

I hope the jury feels that way as well.

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Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? on 06:37 - Jun 6 with 435 views

urbanblue

Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? on 06:28 - Jun 6 by Zx1988
I think she's bang to rights. Even if a lot of the evidence is circumstantial, there are just too many coincidences for her to explain away. Her safe dinner being on a different plate feels particularly damning. I hope the jury feels that way as well.

Yes, that is pretty obvious isn't it. However, I was chatting to a lawyer friend about it who said that there needs to be some more solid evidence as proof of intent.

I just can't work out her motive although the Judge has said there needn't be one if intent can be proved.

As I said it's a fascinating case.

Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? on 07:38 - Jun 6 with 293 views

CaptainAhab

Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? on 06:37 - Jun 6 by urbanblue
Yes, that is pretty obvious isn't it. However, I was chatting to a lawyer friend about it who said that there needs to be some more solid evidence as proof of intent. I just can't work out her motive although the Judge has said there needn't be one if intent can be proved. As I said it's a fascinating case.

Motive to murder her in-laws? Asked and answered m'lord!

Anyone following the Mushroom Murder Case in Australia? on 08:19 - Jun 6 with 207 views

Bent_double

Weren't the mushrooms she used out-of-season, so 'allegedly' she picked them months before, then used a device to dry them out to preserve them...the device she subsequently dumped at a recycling centre days or weeks later?

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