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I feel half alive after wife & friends were killed by mushroom cook Erin Patterson…but I forgive her, says sole survivor
THE lone survivor of mushroom cook Erin Patterson has forgiven her after she was found guilty of murdering his wife and two friends. Ian Wilkinson, 71, spent three weeks in intensive care after
Australia Mushroom Murderer Erin Patterson Left Me 'Half Alive', Lone Surviving Victim Says
FILE PHOTO: Ian Wilkinson, the sole surviving guest from a fatal lunch served by Erin Patterson who is accused of murdering three of her estranged husband's elderly relatives with a meal laced with poisonous mushrooms, arrives at the Latrobe Valley Law Courts in Morwell, Australia, June 25, 2025. REUTERS/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake/File Photo
Only surviving guest of deadly mushroom lunch issues shocking statement to murderer Erin Patterson
Only one person survived a lunch that was served laced with poisonous mushrooms, and he has paid tribute to his 'beautiful wife' who died after eating the meal. Ian Wilkinson gave an emotional statement in court in Melbourne, Australia, where Erin Patterson had been standing trial for the murder of three people.
Ian Wilkinson, the sole survivor of a fatal mushroom lunch, told a Melbourne court on Monday that he felt “only half alive” ...
The disturbing story of Erin Patterson, the mushroom murderer, her shocking crimes, and the warning signs that no one saw ...
The judge set to deliver mushroom killer Erin Patterson’s sentence in two weeks time has been urged to find her crimes are “so horrific” she does not deserve a chance at parole.
Erin Patterson was last month convicted of the murders of three people after she served them a beef wellington meal that was ...
As she waits sentencing Erin Patterson's lawyer has revealed what her life in prison is really like and her bizarre hobby ...
Erin Patterson’s grim life in prison includes 23 hours a day inside a tiny cell while being urged to chat through a mesh fence to one of Australia’s most notorious female prisoners.
A toxic lesbian relationship at the maximum-security women's prison that Erin Patterson now calls home has come to an end.
As more evidence from the trial of Erin Patterson surfaces, there’s growing suspicion the lunch in 2023 isn’t the only time ...
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