Intensive Care Doctor Believed Surviving Mushroom Lunch Guest Would Die, Court Hears
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Sole lunch survivor pastor Ian came ‘very close’ to death, doctor says
A doctor says he thought mushroom lunch survivor Ian Wilkinson was “going to die” as he described how a team of medico desperately fought to save the three other guests served a beef wellington meal at Erin Patterson’s home.
'Going to die': how mushroom lunch almost killed four
Ian Wilkinson was the only surviving guest of Erin Patterson’s beef Wellington lunch. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS) By Tara Cosoleto in Melbourne An intensive care doctor believed the only surviving guest of Erin Patterson’s beef Wellington lunch was going to die. Stephen Warrillow shared his concerns to a Victorian Supreme Court jury on Friday as Patterson stands trial on three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. It’s alleged she inte…
The desperate fight to save mushroom lunch guests from death cap poisoning
An intensive care doctor has told Erin Patterson’s murder trial that Ian Wilkinson was “very close” to death after death cap mushroom poisoning. Don and Gail Patterson and Heather Wilkinson all died after consuming a Beef Wellington meal in Leongatha.
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