The fate of triple murderer Erin Patterson will be revealed more than two years after she served a death cap mushroom-laced lunch that killed three people and drew international attention.

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The 50-year-old is expected to be sentenced to life behind bars on Monday after she was found guilty of the murders of three of her guests.

Patterson's lawyers have urged Justice Christopher Beale to show her mercy and give her a chance to be released back into the community.

But the prosecution is pushing for a jail sentence of life without parole.

A Victorian Supreme Court jury found Patterson deliberately served beef Wellingtons laced with death cap m

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