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Tara Cosoleto and Emily Woods

YOU WONT BELIEVE: Leftover poisonous beef wellington taken for testing | Mind Blowing Facts

A police interview with her daughter has been played at Erin Patterson's triple-murder trial. (Paul Tyquin/AAP PHOTOS)

Mushroom cook Erin Patterson began feeling sick the day after a poisoned beef Wellington lunch and was seen going to the bathroom at least 10 times, a jury has been told.

Patterson's nine-year-old daughter described her mother's sickness in a recorded police interview played to the Victorian Supreme Court jury on Thursday. 

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