Connecticut woman accused of holding stepson captive for 20 years pleads not guilty
Judge Joseph Schwartz said he decided that GPS monitoring was appropriate given her mental health conditions and the lack of a permanent residence since she is living with her children. This appearance came after Sullivan made a brief court appearance on Wednesday morning that lasted only 50 seconds.
A friend who has known Kimberly Sullivan for 21 years said she has never mentioned having a stepson, prosecutors revealed in ...
Kimberly Sullivan is facing several charges in the case of her stepson, who was reportedly held captive in their home for 20 ...
Update: A judge ruled Friday, March 28, that Kimberly Sullivan must wear a GPS-monitoring device while out on bail. Original: ...
WATERBURY, Conn. — The biological mother of the Connecticut House of Horrors victim said it was “nauseating” coming face to ...
A Connecticut prosecutor says a man who told authorities his stepmother held him captive in their home for two decades since ...
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A judge agreed that Kimberly Sullivan should have GPS monitoring. Sullivan also entered a 'not guilty' plea during her court ...
Relatives are hoping to reconnect with a 32-year-old man who told police he was held captive and given limited food for two ...
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