Erin Patterson approved for weight-loss drugs in prison
Patterson has been approved to the weight loss drug because she is in solitary confinement and she will be unable to exercise for the forseeable future.
Patterson has been approved to the weight loss drug because she is in solitary confinement and she will be unable to exercise for the forseeable future.
Erin Patterson’s right to silence was compromised at trial due to the exclusion of mushroom photos, her new legal team has argued.
According to Erin Patterson, poisoning her in-laws was a terrible accident.
The triple murderer's appeal will be heard in Victoria's Supreme Court over two days on August 19-20.
"The poison in one Deathcap Mushroom, if eaten, is enough to kill a healthy adult."
The KIIS FM breakfast show hosts were referred to the Victorian Office of Public Prosecutions on June 16 after Sandilands made on-air comments about the case.
Mushroom cook Erin Patterson will rely on seven grounds to fight her murder and attempted murder convictions after lodging a bid to appeal her guilty verdicts.
The killer cook has been given the green light to challenge her murder convictions.
The murderer's punishment is "manifestly inadequate", they say.
The Office Of Public Prosecutions Victoria has today filed an appeal against Patterson's 33-year prison sentence handed down last month.