Nino Bucci

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Criminal · She Killed Three People with Poisonous Mushrooms. Did She Mean To? · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

But between her being charged in November and the trial starting the following April, there'd been a lot of legal argument and back and forth about these two sets of charges, what were called the lunch charges and the Simon charges, effectively.

And right before the trial started, there was a ruling that came down and the judge effectively said, these trials have to be held separately.

You can't have one trial on the assignment charges and the lunch charges.

You're going to have to do them separately.

And eventually, the director of public prosecutions here decided that they'd drop the assignment charges and they proceeded with the lunch charges.

Incredible in the sense that we all knew.

it would be this completely uncontrollable kind of raging storm.

And yet it still sort of took us by surprise, I think, all the many reporters who covered it.

There was...

you know, evidence that was obviously really sort of heart-wrenching from Ian Wilkinson, who was at the launch, but also from Simon Patterson about losing his parents and also sort of, I suppose, reflecting on, you know, his relationship with Aaron and the future for his kids and that sort of thing.

And then, you know, later on in the trial, the very sort of final witness was Aaron Patterson herself.

And, you know, that was...

quite remarkable as well, because you sort of go from seeing this person in a doc every day, but sort of having seen her on television for, you know, months before that, and in newspaper photographs and all the rest of it.

And then, you know, she sort of comes to life before your very eyes.

And that was quite an experience too.

So, the prosecution said that it was open to the jury to find that she'd got them from one of two locations.

And this was a fairly laborious part of the trial because basically what they were doing was measuring up location data to sort of say Erin Patterson was in this location at this time and then kind of cross-referencing that with

public posts on a website called iNaturalist, which is basically a citizen science website.

You can log posts on there about things you've found in the wild, you know, whether it be types of plant like mushroom or animals.

And what the prosecution was saying was, look,

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