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Madge Oberholtzer. I, Madge Oberholtzer, being in full possession of my mental faculties and conscious that I am about to die, make as my dying declaration the following statements: My name is Madge Oberholtzer. I am a resident of Marion County , State of Indiana , residing at No. 5802 University Avenue, Indianapolis .
15. Jan. 2024 · Madge Augustine Oberholtzer was born in Irvington, a district of Indianapolis, Indiana in November 1896 to parents of German descent. Her father George was a postal clerk, and her mother Matilda, a homemaker. Her family were well-respected in their community and attended Irvington Methodist Church. Madge was passionate about learning, and as a young woman attended Butler College in Irvington ...
NBC. Release. November 5. ( 1989-11-05) –. November 6, 1989. ( 1989-11-06) Cross of Fire is a 1989 American television miniseries based on the rape and murder of Madge Oberholtzer by D. C. Stephenson, a highly successful leader of the Indiana branch of Ku Klux Klan. It stars John Heard as Stephenson and Mel Harris as Oberholtzer.
13. März 2021 · Madge's mother, Matilda Oberholtzer, was a short-term patient in a sanitarium in Martinsville after her daughter's death. An American Sign Language medical interpreter as well as a nurse, Charlotte says her medical background helped her sort through the treatment provided to Madge, the autopsy results and the extensive medical testimony at Stephenson's sensational trial.
Story by Gavin Newsham. • 10mo • 6 min read. Madge Oberholtzer stared into the bathroom mirror and didn’t recognize her own face. Drugged, abducted and raped, she had also been brutally ...
That year Stephenson was charged and convicted for the rape and murder of Madge Oberholtzer, a young schoolteacher. His vile behavior caused a sharp drop in Klan membership, which decreased further with his exposure to the press of secret deals and the Klan's bribery of public officials. Denied pardon, in 1927 Stephenson began to talk to the
Madge Oberholtzer naît de parents germano-américains à Clay City (Indiana) en 1896 et grandit dans le comté de Fulton. Après avoir été diplômée Bachelière en Arts, elle enseigne dans un programme de l'État pour l'alphabétisation des adultes. Elle vit avec ses parents dans le quartier d'Irvington à Indianapolis.
