No way! Just because she invited over her estranged husband and his parents and other family members AND she had an interest in wild mushrooms AND her kids are perfectly fine
Of course it wasn't deliberate!
..... /s
No way! Just because she invited over her estranged husband and his parents and other family members AND she had an interest in wild mushrooms AND her kids are perfectly fine
Of course it wasn't deliberate!
..... /s
She said she purchased them months ago from an Asian supermarket but can’t remember where. No doubt a cash transaction. I don’t believe for a second she purchased those commercially as there would doubtless be other contaminated batches if so.
It's possible. I think what made it look real bad for her, as she says herself, is to give a "no comment" initial interview. I'm not aware of people being charged with murder for previous accidents of eating death caps that they picked themselves, so the fact that she initially hid things, and even now are still saying things that are clearly lies (e.g. the desiccator) doesn't make her look good.
Personally I'm not passing judgement yet, but it's definitely seems more interesting now than just an unfortunate accident. If her claim is true, does that mean we can't trust supermarket food to be safe now? That's would be a far bigger and serious revelation than another accidental death cap incident.
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Is there any chance this wasn’t deliberate? Seems super sus.
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