The trial of Erin Patterson is ongoing at the Latrobe Valley Law Courts in Morwell, Victoria, Australia. Patterson is accused of murdering three of her relatives by serving them a beef Wellington meal that allegedly contained poisonous mushrooms. The case has attracted significant public and media attention due to the unusual circumstances and the use of a common dish as the alleged method of poisoning. On the current day of the trial, a telecommunications expert is providing testimony. Such experts typically analyze phone records, messages, and other digital communications to provide evidence about the accused's actions and intentions before and after the incident. The court is also hearing from additional witnesses, whose testimonies are expected to shed further light on the events leading up to and following the meal in question. Court reporter Kristian Silva and producer Stephen Stockwell are covering the proceedings for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. The public can follow updates through a live blog and contact the reporting team with questions. The trial is ongoing, and further developments are expected as more evidence is presented.