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Oct 30, 2026
Weekly Debrief | What Went Wrong In Spain & Mushroom Killer Loses Appeal
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7:33Tamsin RoseHOST
It's the case that captured the attention of the whole world.
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7:37Tamsin RoseHOST
A woman accused of murdering members of her ex-husband's family by lacing Beef Wellington with death cap mushrooms.
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7:44Tamsin RoseHOST
Erin Patterson faced a months-long trial in 2025, accused of deliberately serving the meal in front of her former in-laws, Don and Gail Patterson, and Gail's sister, Heather Wilkinson.
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7:56Tamsin RoseHOST
The three guests died after the July 2023 lunch at Patterson's Leangatha home in regional Victoria.
bake off s17 e6 (wang it in)
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24:31Michael ChakravertyHOST
probably like be the minimum.
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24:32Michael ChakravertyHOST
Gabe was doing like, it looked like a Beef Wellington, just shaped like a dog.
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24:35Michael ChakravertyHOST
You could go bigger than that even when it's like hand built.
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24:37Michael ChakravertyHOST
Not just a dog.
Why Erin Patterson will likely spend life in prison
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3:07speaker_0HOST
But legal experts say there is an extremely high legal bar for Patterson to clear in order for her to be able to appeal to the High Court.
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3:15speaker_0HOST
The 52-year-old Leangatha mother has always pleaded innocence and claimed she did not know the mushrooms in the Beef Wellington were poisonous.
Erin Patterson's appeal fails
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2:05Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
They also accepted prosecutors' arguments her original sentence had been inadequate.
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2:11Stephen McLeishSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In all the circumstances, after anxious consideration, we have concluded that the case involved such shocking criminality that it is inappropriate to fix a non-parole period.
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2:21Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Erin Patterson had been serving life in prison with a non-parole period of 33 years for murdering three people and attempting to murder a fourth by poisoning their beef wellingtons with death cap mushrooms.
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2:34Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
She'll now have no chance of parole.
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2:36Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
The justices found offering Ms Patterson the chance of parole 33 years into her sentence did not reflect the calculated criminality of the case on the facts identified by the sentencing judge.
Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson loses her appeal
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1:23Andy ParkHOST
Reporter Oliver Gordon joins me for more.
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1:25Andy ParkHOST
Ollie, it wasn't just for true crime buffs this case, it really gripped Australia and of course the world for its plotting and deception and of course the infamous dinner party where the fatal beef wellington was served.
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1:36Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, this was one of those cases, wasn't it, Andy? We all watched on at the start in horror and confusion when those reports started emerging back in 2023 of this dinner party gone wrong.
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1:47Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Erin Patterson's parents-in-law, Donald and Gail Patterson, along with relatives Ian and Heather Wilkinson, became violently ill after eating serves of Beef Wellington.
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1:56Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
We now know this food, served by Erin Patterson, contained death cap mushrooms.
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2:01Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Donald and Gail Patterson and Heather Wilkinson died from their illnesses while Ian Wilkinson survived.
Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson loses her appeal
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1:23Andy ParkHOST
Reporter Oliver Gordon joins me for more.
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1:25Andy ParkHOST
Ollie, it wasn't just for true crime buffs this case, it really gripped Australia and of course the world for its plotting and deception and of course the infamous dinner party where the fatal beef wellington was served.
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1:36Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, this was one of those cases, wasn't it, Andy? We all watched on at the start in horror and confusion when those reports started emerging back in 2023 of this dinner party gone wrong.
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1:47Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Erin Patterson's parents-in-law, Donald and Gail Patterson, along with relatives Ian and Heather Wilkinson, became violently ill after eating serves of Beef Wellington.
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1:56Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
We now know this food, served by Erin Patterson, contained death cap mushrooms.
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2:01Oliver GordonCORRESPONDENT
Donald and Gail Patterson and Heather Wilkinson died from their illnesses while Ian Wilkinson survived.
Ep 210: Camera in Your House feat. Amber Autry
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48:27Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
It was a.
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48:27Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
Do you remember where that was? Beef Wellington.
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48:31Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
Was that upstate New York? It was, I want to say in Florida.
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48:34Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
Yeah.
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48:35Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
What? It was Beef Wellington was on the menu, and it was like a little note, like, if you order this, please note, it will take 40 minutes.
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48:40Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
And I was like, who got the duck?
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48:42Amber AutryGUEST
Like, I was like, this is crazy.
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48:45Shannon Ford MiddletonHOST
Like, who's eating Beef Wellington to come see Shannon perform? That's crazy.
Panza’s Restaurant: Tradition Meets Sustainability with Chef Elliott Vogel
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35:24Mackenzie ZarzyckiHOST
That's incredible.
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35:25Elliott VogelGUEST
Sometimes we're unable to do a Beef Wellington at 7 o'clock on a Saturday night from scratch.
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35:30Elliott VogelGUEST
Do you
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35:31Mackenzie ZarzyckiHOST
have all the ingredients, though, usually? It
Conference Corner - October
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6:37Bud CopelandHOST
And as directors and leaders, we want the same thing for our staff and creating those experiences can sometimes feel like I use a restaurant analogy where you're putting the same dish on the menu year after year.
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6:48Bud CopelandHOST
Why? Because Beef Wellington's a hit.
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6:51Bud CopelandHOST
However, how do you spice it up from year to year? How do you make changes? And so if there's somebody out there, here's a question for you, because you're newer to this aspect of it than I am.
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7:00Bud CopelandHOST
If somebody is thinking to themselves, is it worth their time to go to the New England Camp Conference this year? How would you respond?
What's behind our ‘Australian mushroom murderer' fascination?
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6:08Emile DonovanHOST
Can you just elaborate on that a wee bit?
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6:10Xanthe WestonGUEST
Well, I think it was, as I said, it was so innocuous, wasn't it? You know, it was just such an ordinary situation, a family sitting down to a Sunday lunch, you know, Beef Wellington.
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6:20Xanthe WestonGUEST
It's just so ordinary.
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6:23Xanthe WestonGUEST
And yet behind the scenes, we have a woman plotting mass murder.
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