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The lawyer of Kimberly Sullivan, the Waterbury, Connecticut Woman who had been exposed to charges for the suspected abuse of her stepson before a litany has been responsible for his client in an interview with FOX News Digital for any abuse.
With regard to Bodycam film material that is released by the Waterbury Police Department Last week Ioannis Kaloidis said that he was completely disagreed with how his client was shown.
“I saw the photos, I saw the videos,” said Kaloidis. “I do not agree to the characterization of these photos and videos. They were done as the worst thing someone has seen for 20 years. I don’t see it like the case.
“Her face became everywhere on television, the news, the internet, the social media packed. Her life was turned upside down. She has a huge goal on her back. It has essentially become the number one public enemy. It is an enormous weight. It is an enormous revolution for her whole life.”
Bodycam in Connecticut House of Horrors shows suspects after the fiery escape of stepson
This picture provided by the Waterbury police shows the house in which a man from Connecticut told the authorities that his stepmother kept him in captivity for two decades since he was a boy. (Waterbury police department via AP)
Kimberly Sullivan supposedly locked her stepson in this house. (Waterbury police department via AP)
The allegations came to light after the authorities reacted to a house fire in Waterbury on February 17.
In the apartment they said they had found a 32-year-old man in a emaciated state, who was later identified as Sullivan’s stepson. He said he intentionally set the fire because he wanted his freedom.
Clock: police in question Kimberly Sullivan at the fire town of the shadow
“This was an extreme shock for her,” Kaloidis told Fox News Digita. “She lived a relatively quiet life.”
“Your side of the story is very simple,” he added. “She didn’t harm him, she didn’t rest him, she didn’t lock him up.”
Kimberly Sullivan was arrested after she allegedly abused her stepson in her house in Waterbury, Connecticut. (Jim Shannon/Hearst Connecticut Media about AP)
“Serving man kept caught by stepmom for decades to escape:” I wanted my freedom “
According to an arrest warrant against Sullivan, her stepson, was identified as “male victim 1”, said he was held in one windowless 8-foot times 9-foot memory cabinet Without air conditioning or warmth and without access to a bathroom for 20 years. It was said to be kept in the closet for 22-24 hours a day.
The man told the police that he was allowed to use two sandwiches and two small water bottles every day, from which he would use to swim. He said he had disposed of his waste with water bottles and newspapers. The man weighed less than £ 70 than the first aiders found him after the fire.
After an investigation was Sullivan arrested on March 12th And due to the assault of second degree, the second degree, illegal reluctance to the first degree, cruelty towards people and ruthless danger of first degree.
Kimberly Sullivan will be detained on March 12 by the Waterbury police authority. (Waterbury police department)
Kimberly Sullivan is at the Waterbury Superior Court next to her lawyer Jason Spilka during a hearing on Thursday, March 13, 2025. (Jim Shannon/Hearst Connecticut Media about AP, pool)
It was released from prison with a bond of 300,000 US dollars.
While Kaloidis granted that in the past 20 years he did not know what has happened in the house at all times, he said that Sullivan denies her stepson.
This photo of Waterbury’s police department shows Kimberly Sullivan, who was charged on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, due to kidnapping and cruelty for more than 20 years. (Waterbury police department via AP)
“She acknowledges that the rest of her life is at stake in view of these allegations,” he said. “It is confident that it will be confirmed by the process.”
Kimberly Sullivan’s stepson told the police that he had to use water bottles to bathe and dispose of his waste. (Waterbury police department via AP)
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“I can tell you that the allegations were that the individual claims to have been detained in this house until the day of the fire,” said Kaloidis. “And my customer denies relentlessly that there was a prison sentence. In terms of the entire history, there is hopefully there is a lot that I expect to get out in the course of the experiment because I think this is the appropriate place for publication additional information.”
