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Convicted Australian triple-murderer Erin Patterson appealed her convictions Wednesday for poisoning four of her estranged husband’s relatives with death cap mushrooms.Three judges of the Victoria state Court of Appeal are hearing her appeal over two days against her convictions on three counts of murder and one of attempted murder relating to a lunch of beef Wellington pastries she prepared at her rural home in Leongatha, in southeast Australia, in July 2023.Last July, Patterson was found guilty of the murders after a nine-week trial that gripped Australia. Prosecutors, meanwhile, are appealing her sentence, which they argue was too lenient. The 51-year-old was…

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The Shoreham beach tragedy which left three people dead and one fighting for their life was sparked when a girl got caught in a fishing net, witnesses have claimed.Fishermen reported seeing four people struggling in the water in Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, at 3pm yesterday while sea conditions were choppy. A man, a woman and a teenage girl have all been confirmed dead, while a young girl remains in critical condition. All four are from the same family, and were camping nearby, it is understood. Eyewitnesses have claimed one of the children got tangled in a fishing net while swimming, sparking the tragedy. Joe Chrisp,…

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Russians are pulling billions from banks in the country over growing fears that Vladimir Putin could raid deposits to pay for his war against Ukraine. The first two weeks of August saw the volume of cash in circulation rise by 286.4billion roubles, or £ 2.5billion, according to The Telegraph.Every working day of August has seen Russian banks bleed cash, with the highest outflow of 56.8billion roubles, or £491.9million, recorded on August 12, according to central bank data. It came after a record financial outflow of money in July, when more than 620billion roubles, the equivalent of around £5.4billion, were withdrawn. This marks an…

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Hayden Panettiere had suffered a devastating accident while riding a zebra that left her with years of pain before she died at the age of 36 of an apparent overdose.The Heroes star had been just 14 when she filmed Racing Stripes in South Africa, a film about a zebra that dreams of racing in the Kentucky Derby.She is understood to have only ridden a horse once or twice before filming, and spent six weeks learning to ride the animal like a jockey.Panettiere then performed all of the stunts for the movie, including racing at speeds beside Thoroughbreds, she said in…

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The United States is at risk of a nationwide blackout that could last 18 months, according to the former chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.Jon Wellinghoff became aware of the alleged vulnerability after a shooting at a Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s San Jose substation, according to the The New York Times Magazine.He conducted a power flow analysis that modeled the large-scale effects of knocking out the most critical substation in each of America’s three power grids: the Western, Eastern and Texas interconnections. He said this led him to discover just how easy it would be to cripple America’s power supply.’We…

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