The Mushroom Murder Trial podcast provides detailed coverage of Erin Patterson's court case, featuring testimony from healthcare workers about her condition after the deadly mushroom lunch and video evidence from her daughter about the events surrounding the poisoning.

• Erin Patterson, 50, is facing, but denies, three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder for allegedly serving death cap mushrooms to her former in-laws
• Don and Gail Patterson (70) and Gail's sister Heather Wilkinson (66) died after the lunch, while Heather's husband Ian survived
• Nurse testimony revealed Erin Patterson "didn't look unwell" when she sought medical attention two days after the beef Wellington meal
• Nurses reported Erin Patterson was reluctant to receive medical treatment and initially resisted having her children assessed
• Erin Patterson's daughter testified in video evidence that she and her brother ate leftovers from the meal the next day
• The daughter stated Erin Patterson claimed to have "scraped the mushrooms off" before serving the leftovers to the children
• The court heard Erin Patterson became ill with diarrhoea but her symptoms were less severe than the victims who had died, according to the nurses

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