Full scope of mushroom trial media circus revealed

The full scope of the circuses surrounding the mushroom murder case emerged as the largest media issue of the Supreme Court in recent history.

While the Victoria hearing entered the 11th week on Monday, a jury returned with four criminal decisions, and condemned Patterson to three murders and a murder attempt.

Aunt Don and Gail Patterson, 70 -year -old and 66 -year -old Heather Wilkinson Aunt Don and Gail Patterson, Simon’s parents, died in July 2023 after serving bench Wellington, which was tied with a death hat mushrooms.

The Victoria Supreme Court was interested in a total of 252 media organizations in the afternoon of Wednesday.

A court spokesman, which included 15 international media from the United Kingdom, the United States and New Zealand to 22.

Dear writer Helen Garner, Seven Podcasts, one of the Salam Stan and a drama series – ABC’s Toxic, including seven documentary film teams were nine writers.

“These figures, the court’s Media and Public Affairs Manager Anthea Cannon, said, Anthea Cannon, the court’s Media and Public Relations Manager Anthea Cannon said,“ These figures make the biggest issue of the court in recent history, ”he said.

The court actively followed the scope of the comprehensive hearing and gave 16 instructions to the media to remove the content, including four for social media comments.

Most of them were related to violations of the subtitles, a form of disrespect in the publication of information that could improperly affect a jury, and a small number of inaccuracies were corrected.

Ms. Cannon said that the court is satisfied with the quality and effort of reporting, but claimed that some sales points and commentators do not have direct contacts with the hearing.

“As a result, at least one exit was referred to the Public Prosecutor’s Office to despise the office,” he said.

“It was necessary to remind you why the lower judicial principle exists to ensure that everyone who appears to be a fair trial was particularly challenging and being discussed and disseling in the way of the public’s attention and the way the people’s attention attracts the attention of the people.”

Justice Christopher Beale said the hearing would be directed to the prosecutors for the potential violation of the subtrapen to make a live comment on the jury when the jury was out on June 16th.

Meanwhile, the court confirmed that the sequential jury members were placed in the same hotel with the police informant Stephen Eppingstall and prosecutors.

Justice Beale’s partner sent an e -mail to defense and prosecution about the incident, but the prosecutors said there was no interaction between the police and the jury.

“The jury had a separate ground and ate their meals in a separate conference room from other guests of the hotel. However, all guests use the same entrance in the hotel,” he said.

Most hotels, National Tennis Table Championships in the Latrobe Valley, were also reserved as the jury was arranged while entering their last days.

On Monday morning, he sent an e -mail to the prosecution partner to tell them that they were no longer in the same hotel.

E -Posta said that the informant stayed in a different wing of the hotel and used a different entry to the jury members.

E -Posta, “And they took steps to avoid common areas from the point where they are aware of what they are there,” he said.

The prosecutor’s law team had to move from his stay on Friday and tried to move again when he was aware that the jury was in his new stay.

However, due to lack of existing accommodation, only senior counseling and prosecution lawyers remained in the same accommodation.

The Prosecutor’s Office E -Post said, “We confirm that the prosecution lawyers did not interact with the jury at any stage and at the same time taking steps to avoid any random contact in the common areas,” he said.

Patterson, 2025’te then will go to court for a pre -sentence hearing.

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