Australian ‘mushroom murderer’ Erin Patterson to get ‘taxpayer-funded’ Ozempic jabs in jail
- An Australian woman convicted of murdering three relatives with poisonous mushrooms has been approved for Ozempic weight-loss jabs while in prison, according to reports.
- Erin Patterson, the 51-year-old serving life at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre in Melbourne for the triple murder, returned to court last month to overturn her convictions.
- Patterson has been approved for the weight-loss drug because she is in solitary confinement and won't be able to exercise, according to local reports.
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- An Australian woman convicted of murdering three relatives with poisonous mushrooms has been approved for Ozempic weight-loss jabs while in prison, according to reports.
- Erin Patterson, the 51-year-old serving life at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre in Melbourne for the triple murder, returned to court last month to overturn her convictions.
- Patterson has been approved for the weight-loss drug because she is in solitary confinement and won't be able to exercise, according to local reports.
Sources: The Independent