How can a homemade lunch end in tragedy, mystery, and a murder trial that shocks the world? Join Andrew as he revisits the infamous mushroom murder case in Australia and guides you through the dramatic courtroom outcome. In this episode, you’ll read along with a real news article and learn important vocabulary that helps you understand the story. You’ll learn legal words like “jury” and “plead”, and more advanced terms like “deception” and "estranged.” Andrew explains everything clearly so you can follow the story and improve your English at the same time.
What you’ll learn:
Useful legal vocabulary and how it’s used in real news stories
Natural expressions for describing crime, trials, and serious events
How native speakers explain complex topics in simple, conversational ways
Perfect for intermediate learners who:
Want to build vocabulary for understanding news and serious topics
Enjoy true stories that are dramatic, mysterious, and real
Like learning English through current events and real conversations
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Listen to the original mushroom mystery episode
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