EXCLUSIVE: The extraordinary true story of Erin Patterson, who stands accused of murdering her guests with poisonous ...

Prosecutors allege she intended to kill two elderly couples – including her children’s grandparents – and deliberately picked death cap mushrooms for murder.

Health authorities in New South Wales and South Australia are warning residents to avoid wild mushrooms due to a surge in ...

They don’t look too dissimilar to the supermarket varieties we chop and throw into stir fries, but death cap mushrooms are one of the deadliest plants in the UK. Also known as 'Amanita ...

The death cap, Amanita phalloides, contains the poison amanitin and is responsible for 90 per cent of deaths by fungus, with half a cap or even less enough to kill a person, ...

A jury is deliberating for a second day in the murder trial of an Australian woman accused of killing her estranged husband’s relatives by deliberately feeding them poisonous mushrooms.

Residents of NSW and South Australia are being warned not to eat or pick wild mushrooms, after highly poisonous death caps have been spotted.

Death cap mushrooms have a large domed or white cap, depending on age and an off-white stem. They can grow up to 15cm wide ...

Philly Poison Control Center warns not to eat wild mushrooms 02:14. A woman who died after eating a Beef Wellington dish laced with death cap mushrooms told a doctor it tasted "delicious," a court ...

Jury members retired Monday to decide the fate of an Australian woman accused of murdering three members of her husband's ...

Erin Patterson, the Australian woman accused of killing her relatives with death cap mushrooms, admitted that she disposed of a food dehydrator after learning her lunch might have fatally poisoned ...

Prosecution allegations of incriminating conduct in the mushroom murder trial including alleged lying about death cap ...