Prosecutors Question Erin Patterson's Medical Claims in Deadly Mushroom Poisoning

Erin Patterson's triple murder trial enters its seventh week as prosecutors challenge her claims about medical appointments and her condition after the deadly lunch. The mother of two faces questioning about inconsistencies in her story while maintaining her innocence against charges of deliberately serving beef wellington that killed three relatives.

Prosecutor Dr. Nanette Rogers disputed Ms Patterson's claim about booking a gastric bypass appointment at Enrich Clinic in Melbourne.

Medical records show Ms Patterson's potassium levels improved quickly and her liver function tests showed no damage, unlike typical mushroom poisoning.

Prosecutors suggest the mum-of-two allegedly pretended to be sick knowing "how suspicious it would look" if she wasn't ill like her guests.

Testimony from Dr. Chris Webster indicated he warned Ms Patterson her children could be at risk.

The Court at Morwell examines conversation with Ms Patterson's estranged husband Simon about collecting their children for medical checks.

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