A handout sketch received from the Supreme Court of Victoria on April 29, 2025 shows Erin Patterson, an Australian woman accused of murdering three people with a toxic mushroom-laced beef Wellington, as she faces trial in a case that has grabbed global attention. - (Photo by Paul Tyquin / SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA / AFP)
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