A Guide to Search Results for "Madelyne Toogood"
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On September 13, 2002, a parking lot security camera caught 25-year-old "Madelyne Toogood" apparently beating her
4-year-old daughter Martha in a car that was parked outside of a department store in northern
Indiana. However, local police were unable to identify Toogood as the woman seen on the film,
so the tape of the incident was released to the media. Consequently, Toogood turned herself in
to the authorities and was charged with felony child abuse. Meanwhile, the incident sparked
widespread public condemnation of Toogood as well as widespread scrutiny of the
Irish Travellers, the nomadic
culture group to which Toogood belongs.
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The
Travel Outlet - Travel News - Mom in Child Beating Tape Sees Daughter
A narrative
discussion of the background and events leading up to Madelyne Toogood's supervised visitation
of her daughter.
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WNDU-TV:
News Story: Sister of Madelyne Toogood appears in court on criminal charges
September 30,
2002
Margaret Daley is charged with assisting a criminal and failure to report child
abuse.
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U.S.
Newswire - Prevent Child Abuse America Statement on Madelyne Toogood
September, 29 2002
Chicago
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ABCNEWS.com:
Distrust Dogs Toogood's 'Traveler' Culture
September 27, 2002
While police distrust the Irish Traveler
culture of Madelyne Gorman Toogood, supporters say the group is maligned.
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TalkLeft:
Madelyne Toogood Faces New Charges
Friday, September 27, 2002
Police in Indiana
have charged the mom in the videotape beating her young child with giving false
addresses.
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FOXNews.com
- Toogood's Husband Has Long Rap Sheet
Friday, September 27, 2002
Mishawaka, Indiana
A trove of information has come out in the past two weeks about Madelyne Toogood, the woman caught on surveillance video apparently beating her 4-year-old daughter in an Indiana parking lot.
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Off
the Kuff: Madelyne Toogood
September 26, 2002
A commentary on the inflammatory
public comments made by Madelyne Toogood and her attorney Steve Rosen.
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The
Christian Science Monitor - Child abuse video reveals how often we're on
camera
September 25, 2002
Even people caught on tape in a remote wilderness can't
expect privacy, legal analysts say.
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FOXNews.com
- Lawyer: Mom Likely to Plead Guilty in Videotaped Beating
Tuesday, September 24,
2002
The woman caught on videotape beating her 4-year-old daughter in a parking lot will
most likely plead guilty and throw herself on the mercy of the court, her lawyer said
Monday.
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CNN.com
- Mother says she's 'mortified' by videotaped beating
Monday, September 23, 2002 12:18 AM
EDT
Mishawaka, Indiana
The woman who was caught on videotape repeatedly striking her
4-year-old daughter in the rear of her SUV called the whole incident "a blessing in
disguise."
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CNN.com
- Mom accused of videotaped beating freed on bail
Sunday, September 22, 2002 1:11 PM
EDT
Mishawaka, Indiana
The mother caught on tape apparently beating her young daughter
appealed to authorities Saturday to let the 4-year-old girl stay with her family members, and
not with strangers.
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TalkLeft
- Toogood: Videotape Captures Child Beating
Sunday September 22, 2002
A discussion of whether the story of
Madelyne Toogood is newsworthy.
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CNN.com
- Attorney: Videotaped mother to turn herself in
Saturday, September 21, 2002 8:45 AM
HKT
The woman being sought by police after being caught on videotape apparently beating
her 4-year-old daughter will turn herself in to authorities Saturday, her attorney told
CNN.
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Culpepper
Log - They'll report. I'll decide
9/21/2002
A scathing editorial criticizing Fox
News for the sensationalism that it used in its coverage of the Madelyne Toogood story.
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