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Erin Patterson found guilty of murdering three of her estranged husband’s relatives.
She deliberately served them poisonous mushrooms for lunch at her home in Leongatha , Australia .
Patterson faces life in prison and will be sentenced later, but a date for the hearing hasn't yet been scheduled.
Patterson showed no emotion but blinked rapidly as the verdicts were read.
Dozens of reporters from throughout Australia and from news outlets abroad crowded around friends of Patterson 's as they left the courthouse Monday . “I'm saddened, but it is what it is,” said one friend, Ali Rose , who wore sunglasses and fought back tears. Asked what she thought Patterson felt as the verdicts were read, Rose said, “I don't know.” ___ Graham-McLay reported from Wellington , New Zealand ..
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