Beagleys

The trial of the Beagleys was the second major faith healing trial since the law was changed, although previous laws on criminally negligent homicide applied in their case.

News24 Top Stories 2010

The trial of the Beagleys was the second major faith-healing trial since the law was changed, although previous laws on criminally negligent homicide applied in their case.

The Seattle Times 2010

In 2009, the Beagleys' daughter, Raylene Worthington, and her husband, Carl Brent Worthington, were acquitted of second-degree manslaughter in the death of their young daughter, Ava, who died in 2008 of bronchial pneumonia and a blood infection.

Prosecutor: Faith-healing choice hurt child 2011

In 2009, the Beagleys' daughter, Raylene Worthington, and her husband, Carl Brent Worthington, were acquitted of second-degree manslaughter in the death of their young daughter, Ava, who died in 2008 of bronchial pneumonia and a blood infection.

Prosecutor: Faith-healing choice hurt child 2011

Attorneys for the Beagleys could not be reached for comment.

Parents Charged in Faith Healing Case 2008

Clackamas County prosecutors said the Beagleys turned themselves into authorities Wednesday after a grand jury indicted the couple on criminally negligent homicide charges.

Faith-healing parents arrested; plead not guilty in death of son 2008

The Beagleys belong to a religious sect known as the Followers of Christ Church, which rejects medical treatment and, instead, relies on prayer.

Parents Charged in Faith Healing Case 2008

The Beagleys are among a handful of parents around the country, including their daughter and son-in-law, who are currently facing criminal charges related to spiritual healing.

Parents Charged in Faith Healing Case 2008

The show provided the Beagleys with an evaluation of the boy and counselling.

CBC | Top Stories News 2011

The Beagleys, who have four biological children, adopted the Russian boys in 2008 in hopes of doing some good, the lawyer has said.

FOXNews.com 2011