Why is Australia's mushroom killer back in court this week?
Erin Patterson, convicted of three murders involving poisoned mushrooms, is returning to court this week to attempt to overturn her conviction. The case has drawn significant attention as Patterson seeks to challenge the verdict in what BBC correspondent Katy Watson describes as a notable legal development.
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Why is Australia's mushroom killer back in court this week?
Erin Patterson, convicted of three murders involving poisoned mushrooms, is returning to court this week to attempt to overturn her conviction. The case has drawn significant attention as Patterson seeks to challenge the verdict in what BBC correspondent Katy Watson describes as a notable legal development.
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