The pastor himself, Mr Wilkinson, was inside the courtroom, arms crossed and surrounded by family, as he listened to the ...

A doctor says he thought mushroom lunch survivor Ian Wilkinson was “going to die” as he described how a team of medicos ...

A computer seized from Erin Patterson’s house was used to visit a web page of a death cap mushroom sighting in Melbourne’s ...

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 ...

A web of messages, search histories, and reset phones has emerged in the Erin Patterson trial. But can digital evidence ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from The Mushroom Cook. Followed categories will be added to My News. A church pastor ... irreversibly terminal declines. Ian Wilkinson leaves Latrobe Courts ...

A church pastor, he was wearing a blue vest with a crucifix ... four guests embarked on their irreversibly terminal declines. Ian Wilkinson leaves Latrobe Courts in Morwell where Erin Patterson ...

A phone belonging to Erin Patterson was detected near an area in Gippsland where lethal death caps were growing one day after ...

A Supreme Court jury heard claims that Patterson served beef Wellington on different coloured plates to her own, deliberately poisoning her in-laws, Don and Gail Patterson, local pastor Ian ...

Ian Wilkinson survived. Heather’s husband, 68-year-old Baptist pastor Ian Wilkinson, survived after weeks of treatment in hospital. Wilkinson and Simon Patterson will both give evidence at the ...

There were no signs of ‘amanita poisoning’ — or toxic mushroom poisoning — in Erin Patterson’s vital signs and blood work, court has heard. Follow for live updates. The trial of accused mushroom cook ...

Ian Wilkinson, the sole surviving guest to eat ... But the Baptist church pastor recalled how the guests ­became incredibly ill in the hours after the lunch, which eventually left him intubated ...