: 'Because the homicide squad is investigating this matter it doesn't automatically mean that the deaths are suspicious. 'At this point in time, the deaths are unexplained.' For Erin, the sense of grief has become paralysing after watching three of the 'best people I've ever known' – her in-laws and their relatives – die. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 'I can't believe that this has happened, and I am so sorry that they have lost their lives,' she told reporters between sobs on Tuesday. 'I didn't do anything; I loved them. I just can't fathom what has happened.' It is uncl){kind=link}
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Three people have died after eating a suspected ‘poison mushroom’ lunch in Victoria, Australia – and the cook has denied all wrongdoing.
Four guests became ill after attending a lunch at a Leongatha home in Victoria’s eastern Gippsland region on 29 July.
Heather Wilkinson, 66, along with couple Gail Patterson and Don Patterson, both 70, all died just days later.