Cook charged with 3 murders in Australia over alleged mushroom poisoning
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Erin Patterson has been arrested and charged with three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder in connection with a case where three people died and several others fell ill after consuming a family meal suspected to contain poisonous death cap mushrooms. Patterson, who hosted the lunch, has maintained her innocence. The case has sparked intense public scrutiny and curiosity, and the investigation is ongoing. Death cap mushrooms are known to be extremely poisonous, and consuming just one can be fatal.
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