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The Trial of Erin Patterson: What the Jury Saw (Part 2) | I Catch Killers

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Erin Patterson meticulously planned the murders of three ex-relatives for months. From her self-serving lies and fabricated cancer diagnosis to the extraordinary acts of covering up her evil crime, author Greg Haddrick dissects the overwhelming evidence that led to her conviction in Part 2 of this conversation of I Catch Killers.

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20 Comments

@Kiwi-Gal 11 months ago

What a horrendous death. She must have hated them so much. I can't believe a person would do that to another person.😢

@lizmcvey1294 10 months ago

I have the greatest respect for Gary..
He is a true detective!! Australia needs him for the truth!!!. On anything…

@beasmith3386 10 months ago

I would love someone to make a movie from Erin's POV with all these evil steps she took so we fully understand her deadly plans.

@Kate_aveling1 11 months ago

Great podcast on such an interesting case. Would have been hard work for the jury!

@joebara3213 11 months ago (edited)

Thanks for the very good podcast both Part 1 & 2. Bought the book yesterday...BTW Greg's other book - In the dead of the night - another well written book...worth the read...Greg tells the story very well in an easy to read manner...thanks Gary for your podcasts - listened to many - btw so sad for the victims...

@THEPRK 11 months ago

Ace podcast mate

@KazAngela 11 months ago

Brilliant stuff!

@petergoose8164 11 months ago

Trust the judge on the rules of evidence. A weak or incompetent judge may allow for a conviction which fails to stand an appeal.

@yvonnecrossan6750 11 months ago

Very interesting case. Thank you. I would hate to be called on to be a juror.

@barbarellamaclure8382 11 months ago

I really enjoyed this interview Gary, thank you! Watching from New Zealand ❤

@dylanbenjaminwalter2896 11 months ago

Great point about the jury system.

@wajtopaz4073 11 months ago

This was fascinating. An excellent interview.

@kwall8919 11 months ago

Why didn’t police grab her phones first, when search started? That always puzzled me - that they didn’t execute search on her person right when they got there.

@suerichards47 11 months ago

Gosh,I could have been on that jury. Was notified months before but had to decline for health reasons. I live near morwell where court was.

@chinny18 6 months ago

I'm giving this one a like like from part one as this one has great detailed information than Adrian of Coffeehouse Crime as of the time of this post as the CHC version has a lot of errors and some misinformation than this version of the Leongatha Mushroom Murders case.

@helenclare1207 11 months ago

Beef Wellington not mushroom pie.

@judithtaylor6916 10 months ago (edited)

On a medical perspective, medical weight loss - Gastric “banding” is a totally different procedure, opposed to Gastric “bypass”. Most typical food poisoning symptoms are from 4-8hrs after ingestion.

@rhondamarlow574 2 weeks ago

Psychopaths all think that they are more important and cleaver than anyone else.

@sandinielsen4401 9 months ago

Thanks for your podcast. I have been on a jury twice . Each time there were some opinionated personalities included. Each set of ears hears a different story. Often a totally different story. I felt both times that the accused presentation bore weight with some of my fellow jurors.
I think our jury system will continue to evolve , not always for the better.
Always been a great crime novel reader but I have also kicked around, so have not developed a protected point of view.
Both times I felt our jury decision was correct.
Keep up the good work.