Sole survivor Ian Wilkinson testifies

The only surviving guest of the deadly beef Wellington lunch at the center of the famous Australian court said he was “very happy” to be invited to the meeting.

Ian Wilkinson was seriously ill after meals and led to the death of two other relatives and other relatives.

Erin Patterson -He was charged with three relatives and was not guilty for murder of others, and her defensive team was “embarrassed.”

Three people died in the hospital for several days after the meal.

The victims included Patterson’s former mother -in -law Don Patterson (70) and 70 -year -old Gail Patterson and Gail’s sister Heather Wilkinson, 66.

Wilkinson, a local pastor and Heather’s husband, survived after several weeks of treatment at the hospital.

He said that Patterson plated “all foods” including mashed potatoes, mung beans and beef wellington.

“Each person served his personal service, and it was very similar to the past,” he said. “It was a raw confectionery case, and when we cut it, there were steaks and mushrooms. It was completely fresh.”

Wilkinson also said that Gail and Heather picked up four gray plates along with the food, and Patterson ate it on the “Orange Tan” color plate.

“Erin picked up the odd plate and took it to the table. She took it to the place on the table.”

He showed a picture of the restaurant table on the iPad and showed five people sitting in lunch.

He and headers said, “I had a full meal.” Don said he ate with half of Beef Wellington, which was not over.

“There was a story about my husband helping my wife.”

I asked Patterson’s relationship. “I will say that our relationship is friendly and friendly. It wasn’t deep. We were similar to acquaintances. We did not see each other a lot.”

“She just looked like an ordinary person,” he added. “We were friendly when we met work. We had no debate or dispute. She looked like an ordinary person.”

“The header would have seen more Erin than me.

Wilkinson was invited by Heather Wilkinson in the church a week to two weeks ago, Wilkinson recalled.

“We were very happy to be invited. Perhaps our relationship would be improved.”

“We were very happy.”

The court showed Mrs. Wilkinson’s diary.

Write in blue ink: “12:00” -Wilkinson said Don and Gail Patternson were time to pick up. Another word in the diary, “Fruit,” mentioned a lunch fruit platter, he said.

When Wilkinson starts evidence, Patterson wears a bright pink striped shirt.

Last week, her lawyer said that she was not willing to hurt others and was not dead. The result of a tragic thinking -many facts have no controversy, and I admit that she has lied to the police several times.

On Monday, the jury was heard from members of the True Crime Facebook Group that Patterson was part of.

Christine Hunt, one of the witnesses, was asked about the relationship with the underprivileged husband Simon of Erin Patternson.

She told the court that the words “control” and “forced” were used by Patternson.

Other members of the same group. Daniela Barkley said in the court, Erin Patterson was “excited” about the purchase of a dehydrator, and the jury showed some images shared with the group, which showed that mushrooms were dried on the appliance metal shelf.

Patterson said in a text message in the court, “I’m hiding powder mushrooms in everything.”

The court also heard that in July 2023, in the latter half of the same month, the group asked the group to advise beef Wellington, a dish provided to four guests at a deadly lunch.