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Kimberly Sullivan, charged with holding stepson captive for decades in their Waterbury home, pleaded not guilty to the ...
The Office of the Child Advocate is recommending the state change its laws, to give the state some oversight over children ...
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FOX61 on MSNLawyer of Waterbury woman who allegedly held stepson captive says her restrictions aren't necessaryThe media was denied access to the courtroom Tuesday, as the Waterbury captivity case continued with a private hearing. Attorney Ioannis Kaloidis had much to say.
Kimberly Sullivan, the Waterbury, Connecticut woman accused of abusing her stepson, denies the accusations that came as an ...
Connecticut's child advocate calls for homeschooling regulations after police say a Waterbury man was held captive after ...
Michael Gregor, 43, will serve 15 years in prison after an investigation found prolonged abuse and neglect of his 10-year-old ...
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CT Insider on MSNWaterbury neighborhood groups pepper police chief with questions on Kimberly Sullivan captivity caseLingering questions and concerns about the Waterbury captivity case prompted a large turnout Wednesday of local neighborhood group members to hear from the department leading the investigation. About ...
WATERBURY, CT (WFSB) — A woman from Waterbury accused of holding her stepson captive for more than 20 years was scheduled to ...
The biological mom of the man who was allegedly locked away and starved for two decades by his accused wicked stepmother ...
The Waterbury woman accused of holding her stepson captive for more than 20 years was due back in Waterbury Superior Court Tuesday for a pre-trial hearing, but will not be appearing after all. The ...
The 32-year-old Connecticut man who police say endured more than 20 years of captivity, abuse and starvation at the hands of ...
The Waterbury case made national headlines ... The case led to the arrest of his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, and a renewed discussion on the lack of regulations in Connecticut for homeschooling.
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