WATERBURY - An agreement was reached Monday to allow attorneys representing the man who allegedly was held captive in a Waterbury home for more than 20 years with access to internal Connecticut ...
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Attorneys for the man known as S say he was still in captivity when the claim deadline passed in the Waterbury case.
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut state officials have agreed to provide the alleged victim in the Waterbury captivity case with access to internal documents from the Department of Children and ...
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — A probate court judge has approved the sale of a Waterbury home Tuesday where a man was allegedly held captive by his stepmother for nearly 20 years. While the proposed sale ...
Connecticut officials have agreed to give ‘S’ access to contested internal documents related to Department of Children and Families investigations into his decades-long captivity in his Waterbury home ...
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut state officials agreed to provide the alleged victim in the Waterbury captivity case access to internal documents from the Department of Children and Families ...
The legal team for a man who says he was held captive by his stepmother for more than two decades says the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General and the Connecticut Department of Children and ...
The man who says his stepmother held him captive for decades inside their Waterbury home is hoping to get access to Department of Children and Families (DCF) records as he seeks permission to ...
Kimberly Sullivan is charged with kidnapping, assault, unlawful restraint and intentional cruelty to persons after Waterbury police say she imprisoned her stepson inside their home for two decades.
A man allegedly held captive by his stepmother in a Waterbury home for two decades has been granted access to internal documents tied to investigations conducted by the state Department of Children ...