Is anyone else closely following the mushroom murders case?I'm with you on this, I also wanted to believe that it was psychosis and clearly she was a very unwell woman. However from what I have also read the jury got it right.
No winners though.
The non NZ case that I can't stop thinking about is the Lucy Letby case, the UK nurse that killed all the babies
The tattle thread on that case is amazing, the wiki is so detailed.Omg I’ve been following that case on TikTok - horrifying!! So evil and surely psychopath!? She looks so innocent and “normal” which makes it even scarier! I love that people noticed and spoke up but it’s really sad how long it took to build a case, meanwhile her colleagues had to keep working with her even though they had their suspicions
Yes, that one is so weird! Wonder how it’s all going to turn out…Is anyone else closely following the mushroom murders case?
THIS!! She lured them into a room together with the promise of “making necklaces” something all little girls love doing. That’s how she got the cable ties on their necks without a fight. I can’t imagine the horrific moment for those babies when they realised mum was hurting them on purpose. There is no way that is psychosis. The cable ties did not end their lives so she turned to suffocation. One by one. I literally shake as I write this. It was a prolonged attack where she had multiple points where she could have stopped. True horror. I hope she rots in a cold hard cell for a painful amount of time.Who the duck sits down with your children and says "let's make neckless" to then join cable ties one by one and start with the child that pissed you off the mostto then fail and her older girl say mum what are you doing I love you and your the best mum, and make her watch her smother her twin sisters to know it was her turn next!!
She is a monster! - was proven in court she was NOT having a phyocis episode. There was enough evidence for her to be done for MURDER thats what she is a cold child killing monster.
people don’t like hearing that motherhood isn’t rainbows and unicorns for everyone and that some of us end up in deep dark holes that we look back on and go “wtf?! How did I get there?! When did that happen?!” Like you don’t even realise how bad tit was until you claw your way out of it … it’s horrific. 
murder case is insane....I’ve heard that Hannah’s Story is told really well! It’s on my podcast list of ones to listen to.Another fan of true crime here. If you haven't listened to Hannah's story (podcast) it's a very good but horrifically tragic story - also involving the death of kids sons wanting there for anyone.
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gosh I've read some fresh details about the Timaru case thanks to you ladies. The necklace story makes me want to vomit.
100% agree with all this.
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At the risk of being shot on here, keto works amazingly for me but since having a baby at the end of last year I have struggled getting back "on it".
I am the fat, bored housewife of Simmy and HM's dreams but would like to get rid of the fat part
Ohhh please update us on the surgery!!! Duromine is nasty stuff - but I did have a super clean house cos I couldn’t sit down
I'm sorry you've been struggling, I had PND after my second and it's horrible. I hope you continue on the path to feeling betterSorry team I won’t comment on the Timaru case as I’m fresh out of postpartum depression and still clawing my way back to normality. My feelings are STRONG on the whole thing
However, I never thought I was a true crime fan but somehow I get stuck down the rabbit holes of overseas crime cases and follow them closely until I get bored and then off I go to the next case
I have heard of the Lucy Letby case but kind of avoid the ones that talk about little babies while mine are so little
One of my favourites to follow was the Murdaugh Murders in the USA. The twists! The turns! The way that more deaths linked to the family kept coming!
Where did you buy them from? I read it as you gained 4kgs after taking them. Lol. Had to re read it.
I agree with this, I feel like her husband didn't really take her concerns seriously.
Holy tit
Man she did it aye, the mushroom ladyIs anyone else closely following the mushroom murders case?
My question is - why didn’t he come back for the trialI agree with this, I feel like her husband didn't really take her concerns seriously.
My South African MIL was saying too over there they often have nannies and maids etc so being thrown in the deep end doing all the "work" could've pushed her over the edge.
Whole thing is just gut wrenching
100% she did it! I wish they’d hurry up and charge her but I guess it’s quite complex. Throwing the dehydrator out (actually more than throwing it out, didn’t she take it to the tip?) and then saying she got the mushrooms (already dried) from an Asian grocer but can’t remember which one. There’s been no recalls or issues… remember when there was a needle in the strawberries and heaps and heaps had to be thrown out?…
Yes the Murdaugh murders! So many twists..I have heard of the Lucy Letby case but kind of avoid the ones
One of my favourites to follow was the Murdaugh Murders in the USA. The twists! The turns! The way that more deaths linked to the family kept coming!
Omfg that’s even more horrific than I thought it would turn out to be. Jesus Christ.
Go you, all the best for surgery. Was the best thing I ever did for me. And realised quickly it's something I should have done earlier. Shame there are so few procedures publicly funded. Happy to answer any questions
