Secret Erin Patterson evidence could cause 'massive publicity'
Victoria's highest court says the evidence needs to remain under wraps, because there is a danger Patterson would face "unfair prejudice" if she is granted a retrial.
Secret Erin Patterson evidence could cause 'massive publicity'
Victoria's highest court says the evidence needs to remain under wraps, because there is a danger Patterson would face "unfair prejudice" if she is granted a retrial.
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