A coronial inquest investigates the death of Adelaide fashion icon Carol Foord, 72, who suffered a cardiac arrest after a "healing session" with magic mushrooms administered by unqualified "shaman" Noah McKenna, who lied to paramedics about her use of the substance.
A "shaman" healer, Noah McKenna, repeatedly assured Carol Foord, 72, that "everything was fine" before her cardiac arrest. He later lied to paramedics about her use of magic mushrooms, an inquest heard. Ms. Foord died after a "healing session" involving psilocybin.
A coronial inquest will investigate the death of Adelaide fashion figure Carol Foord, who suffered cardiac arrest after taking magic mushrooms as an alternative treatment for anxiety and motor neurone disease symptoms. Her family seeks answers and aims to warn others about alternative treatment risks.
