Elizabeth Struhs used hers for the last time on January 3. Over the next four days, church members took turns monitoring Elizabeth’s condition, sitting by her bedside as she steadily deteriorated.

Elizabeth Struhs died in January 2022 on a mattress on the floor of her home in Toowoomba, west of Brisbane, days after her father Jason Struhs, 53, declared that she no longer needed medication ...

Elizabeth Struhs lived and died suffering a deadly disease, but ultimately it was her parents' dangerous views that ended her life. Warning: This story contains graphic details. For days, as the ...

Elizabeth’s older brother Zachary Alan Struhs, 22, Loretta Mary Stevens, 67, – the wife of Brendan Stevens – and the couple’s adult children Acacia Naree Stevens, 32, Therese Maria Stevens ...

Elizabeth Struhs' father, Jason Struhs, 53, and Brendan Stevens, 63, the leader of the Saints, which eschews modern medicine ...

The parents of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs, who died after her insulin was withdrawn, have been sentenced to 14 years in jail for her manslaughter.

The parents of 8-year-old Elizabeth Struhs, who was denied insulin, have been sentenced in connection to her death alongside 12 other members of an Australian religious sect that claim they ...

On Wednesday, Mr Struhs 53, and Mr Stevens, 63, were found not guilty of Elizabeth’s murder, but guilty of her manslaughter. Mrs Struhs, 49, was found guilty of manslaughter.

Elizabeth Rose Struhs died on Jan. 7, 2022 at her family's home in Toowoomba in Queensland state after six days without her prescribed insulin shots for type-1 diabetes.

Elizabeth Struhs died in January 2022 on a mattress on the floor of her home in Toowoomba, west of Brisbane, days after her father Jason Struhs, 53, declared that she no longer needed medication ...

Elizabeth Struhs's sister Jayde spoke to reporters outside court, Wednesday, January 29. Nine News. Glucometers measure the amount of glucose in blood and indicate if a dose of insulin is needed.

Elizabeth Struhs’s parents were among members of the home-based church found guilty Wednesday after a nine-week, judge-only trial at Brisbane’s Supreme Court that heard evidence from 60 witnesses and ...