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"I thought, 'Okay, yep, you did it, you heinous individual. You've poisoned them all'."
Dr Webster had spent the morning frantically treating two of the four people a jury this week found Erin had intentionally fed toxic mushrooms - concealed in a hearty beef Wellington lunch served at her home in July 2023.
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