Barbara Schwarz's daughters plead for answers after their mother was tragically killed when the Toyota Camry she was riding in sped out of control. They appeared on ABC affiliate KOCO Channel 5 News in Oklahoma City.

A Toyota victim's family expresses their anger against Toyota, exclaiming Toyota knew all along about the problems and nothing was done about them. This story ran on NBC affiliate KOTV in Colorado.

Barbara Schwarz's daughters appeared on NBC News in Washington, DC, saying Toyota must be held accountable. Their mother was tragically killed in a runaway Toyota in September of 2007. Toyota CEO and President issues an apology but still denies electronics are the main problem.

The daughters of Barbara Schwarz, who was killed while in the passenger seat of a Toyota Camry, speak out against Toyota on CNN.

Graham Esdale appeared on NBC affiliate in Alabama WSFA, demanding Toyota recall older models.

A $10 million lawsuit filed against Toyota from a Clarksville family is the latest development in a two-year investigation by the NBC affiliate Channel 4 I-Team into cases of sudden acceleration by Toyota Tacoma pickup trucks.

Beasley Allen attorney Graham Esdale is in Washington, DC, this week with three adult children of the firm's deceased client, Barbara Schwarz, who was killed in an auto crash when the 2005 Toyota Camry in which she was a passenger sped out of control as a result of sudden unintended acceleration. In this video, Ms. Schwarz's daughters Margie Louise Meibergen, Sharon L. Brandt and Julie Brandt Mayfield speak with MSNBC about their mother's death. They hope to bring more attention to the fact that Toyota has yet to recall the 2002-2006 Toyota Camrys, which studies have shown may be more susceptible to sudden unintended acceleration.

In this video, Ms. Schwarz's daughters Margie Louise Meibergen, Sharon L. Brandt and Julie Brandt Mayfield speak with FOX News about their mother's death.

The Early Show on CBS interview the daughters of Barbara Schwarz. Toyota customer complaints were ignored, documents suggest, and victims' families will attest by attending the congressional hearing with Toyota executives. Beasley Allen's Graham Esdale represents this family.

Beasley Allen announces class action suit against Toyota.