Overview
- Ian Wilkinson, the sole survivor of the deadly lunch, testified about the meal, describing its preparation and Patterson's behavior during the gathering.
- Doctors detailed the victims' symptoms and treatment, confirming death cap mushroom poisoning and the use of the antidote silibinin.
- Forensic evidence presented includes leftover beef Wellington retrieved from Patterson's bin, which tested positive for death cap mushrooms.
- The prosecution argues that Patterson deliberately poisoned her guests while ensuring neither she nor her children consumed the toxic mushrooms.
- The defense maintains that the poisoning was an unintentional accident, highlighting Patterson's panic and her claim of consuming the same meal.