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Food Crimes

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JoNorvelleWalker

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31 minutes ago, TdeV said:

Here is an unpaywalled version of the Washington Post article about Mushroom Murder Trial in  Australia.

https://wapo.st/43HKmQP

 

Thanks, @TdeV but I still couldn't get the link to work.  The link from @pastrygirl gave me the story though.

 

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TdeV

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If anyone else can't read the Washington Post story, please let me know. I thought their links provided a paywall-free read.

Smithy

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4 hours ago, TdeV said:

If anyone else can't read the Washington Post story, please let me know. I thought their links provided a paywall-free read.

 

@liuzhou's link works for me.

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liuzhou

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8 minutes ago, Smithy said:

 

@liuzhou's link works for me.

 

All Guardian content is paywall-free and they have sworn it will remain so. They also have (slightly) different editions for the UK, America and Australia. You can select which you want at the top beside the large Guardian logo.

 

As someone who has worked closely with the judicial process (not in Australia or north America), I am very wary of commenting on any on-going legal procedures. It can be prejudicial  and result in mistrials. So, I will only say that whether this was deliberate or accidental is not for us to decide.

 

BUT it does once again highlight the dangers of picking and consuming wild mushrooms if you are not an expert. Being fairly sure is not enough!!

 

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