The mushroom website of the death hat visits one year before fatal lunch, said Erin Patterson's test

The police, which Erin Patterson examined, found evidence of a visit to a website for mushrooms The fatalities before the fatal lunch in her house, the Supreme Court heard.

Internet records were reported to the court after the police carried out an analysis of Ms. Patterson's computer and phones in August 2023.

Computer data showed that on May 28, 2022, a visit to the Inasalistic website was made, which was used by civil scientists for observations by flora and fauna.

The title of one of the pages visited contained the words “Deathcap from Melbourne Vic, Australia on May 18, 2022”.

Another search on May 28, 2022 was at home for the Korumburra Pub, an event location near Ms. Pattersons.

The alleged Innaturalist -website visited was carried out about 14 months before the deadly lunch in Ms. Patterson's house, where the guests were served with mushrooms.

Ms. Patterson denies to deliberately put poisonous fungi of deaths in meals, and has not guilty about murder and attempted murder.

Search the police “death limit” on the computer

The alleged internet activity of Ms. Patterson's devices was the focus of the evidence on Wednesday afternoon when the forensic data analyst Shamen Fox-Henry in Victoria was called.

After lunch, Mr. Fox-Henry said that the police looked at three computer hard drives and searched for the keywords “Death Cap”, “Death Cap Pilz”, “Death Cap Pilzs”, “Pilzs” and “Poison”.

Mr. Fox-Henry, whose evidence continues on Thursday, led the jury through a detailed presentation via computer.

The first film of his presentation was entitled “What is a computer”.

From there it went on how files and folders work and data that can be called up from the information about the Internet search course.

The attempt, which is now in the fourth week, had previously heard from users of the incaturalist website, the information to submit public contributions on fatal mushrooms in Loch and Outtrim in April and May 2023.

According to the public prosecutor, that Ms. Patterson's cell phone had connected to Celltors at these locations for a longer period of time after lying online.

The four guests who visited Ms. Patterson's house in Don and Gail Patterson, Heather and Ian Wilkinson sledge all symptoms that agreed with the poisoning of Morter capacity.

Mr. Wilkinson was the only guest guest who survived.

Ms. Patterson's lawyers say that she has also become sick, although she was not the same as her guests.

Ms. Patterson informed the investigators that mushrooms came from a local supermarket and an Asian food dealer that was not in more detail.

At the beginning of the case, the jury's public prosecutor announced that they could not point out a motive for the alleged poisoning.

Several witnesses, including her alienated husband Simon Patterson, said Ms. Patterson's relationship with members of her extended family worsened in the months before lunch.

The attempt goes on.