Erin Patterson: The Mushroom Murderer
Former Australian police detective Duncan McNab shared his insights on Erin Patterson, who poisoned her family members with a beef wellington spiked with death-cap mushrooms.
I've met some killers in my time, and some of them just view other people as an inconvenience, a trouble to be removed.
McNab told RNZ's Saturday Morning that Patterson never expected anyone to survive the deadly lunch, particularly Ian Wilkinson.
- Erin Patterson's case is one of the most notorious in recent history.
- The Pacific Northwest was home to some of the most notorious serial killers in US history in the 1970s.
Author's summary: Erin Patterson's conviction for poisoning her family members sparked public interest.
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