Australian court toughens stool poisoner's sentence to life without parole Australian Erin Patterson tried to appeal her sentence for triple murder, but the Court of Appeal found the original decision too lenient and made it worse. Now the convict has no chance of ever being released. Earlier, the court sentenced the woman to three life sentences for murder and 25 years in prison for attempted murder, with the right to apply for parole after 33 years. In July 2023, Patterson invited her ex-husband's parents, as well as her mother-in-law's sister and her husband, to a family dinner, where she treated them to a poisonous stool pie. Three elderly guests died several days later in hospital. Only the mother-in-law's husband survived. Patterson insisted that the poisonous mushrooms accidentally got into the meat during culinary experiments. However, a three-judge panel found her crime to be "cold-blooded and extraordinarily premeditated". Patterson heard the court's new ruling via video link from jail. Earlier we talked about this high-profile murder in Australia. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.

Australian court toughens stool poisoner's sentence to life without parole Australian Erin Patterson tried to appeal her sentence for triple murder, but the Court of Appeal found the original decision too lenient and made it worse. Now the convict has no chance of ever being released. Earlier, the court sentenced the woman to three life sentences for murder and 25 years in prison for attempted murder, with the right to apply for parole after 33 years. In July 2023, Patterson invited her ex-husband's parents, as well as her mother-in-law's sister and her husband, to a family dinner, where she treated them to a poisonous stool pie. Three elderly guests died several days later in hospital. Only the mother-in-law's husband survived. Patterson insisted that the poisonous mushrooms accidentally got into the meat during culinary experiments. However, a three-judge panel found her crime to be "cold-blooded and extraordinarily premeditated". Patterson heard the court's new ruling via video link from jail. Earlier we talked about this high-profile murder in Australia. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.