Detective also tells mushroom lunch trial that phone records indicate a sim card was switched while police searched murder accused’s home
Erin Patterson has pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder over a lunch she served at her home in regional Australia that contained deadly mushrooms.Erin Patterson has pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder over a lunch she served at her home in regional Australia that contained deadly mushrooms.
Murder trial begins. Jury hears that charges of attempting to murder her estranged husband Simon are dropped. In December 2024, Eppingstall used the URL addresses uncovered during the extraction to visit the websites they related to. Eppingstall said the pub later confirmed a food order had been placed that day which included a phone number used by Patterson, and was delivered to her address at the time.
The phone that was provided by Patterson to police at the end of that search – phone B – was subject to a remote factory reset after it had been seized and taken into storage by Eppingstall, he confirmed.Earlier in his evidence, Eppingstall was asked about messages exchanged by Patterson and Gail in June and July 2023.
Patterson wrote back the next morning that the appointment “went OK”, that she had a needle biopsy taken of a lump, and would have an MRI the following week.On 6 July 2023, Gail asked Patterson how she went with her test.
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