Connecticut man describes shocking living conditions he endured during 20-year home captivity

In a shocking story about the 32-year-old, new details appeared Connecticut a man He was allegedly trapped in one room from his father and stepmother for 20 years.

Kimberly Sullivan, 56, was arrested on Wednesday, almost a month after Waterbury Police and firefighters Replied to the fire, the man turned on the house on February 17th.

While receiving medical care after the fire, the 32-year-old said he had been trapped in the house since he was 11 years old.

“I wanted my freedom,” he told the first answers.

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The Waterbury Police Department of the Waterbury State Attorney’s Office has launched an extensive investigation that has revealed that the man has suffered long -lasting abuse, starvation, difficult neglect and inhuman treatment, according to the department.

Subsequent arrest orders have found that a man locked in a room for almost 24 hours a day without warmth or air conditioning, Associate Press reported.

It is also insured Two sandwiches and two bottles of water Every day, which he trimmed for baths without soap, it states in the report.

When they found him, the man weighed only 69 pounds, stood in 5 feet-9, AP reported. Having access to the bathroom, he directed the waste through the straws that led to the window.

The police noticed that the man was starving while still starving Attending school, Often the theft of food and eating from the trash, the report states. When he ate, his teeth would break due to a lack of dental care.

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Sullivan has been arrested and charged with the first instance attack, abduction in the second instance, illegally restrained in the first instance, cruelty to persons and reckless threats in the first instance.

Her bond was set at $ 300,000 and was later published by the Connecticut repair department.

Waterbury Fernando Spagnolo Police Chief called the suffering the man suffered “heart and unimaginable”, noting that the man has been diagnosed with PTSD and depression.

While the authorities are exploring that a man as a child fell through cracks, Spagnolo said the Police AP had only had two interactions with his family, both in 2005.

One call was a check of the well -being encouraged by the reports of the classmates. The other was after the family appealed to the harassment of school officials for reporting to civil servants for the benefit of children, the report said.

The officers noticed that there was no cause for concern, Spagnolo told AP.

Connecticut Department for Children and Family (DCF) He said he continued to seek records on the participation of the agency, the report said. However, unfounded reports of neglect or abuse shall be deleted five years after the investigation concluding.

“We are shocked and sad about the victim and in the unspeakable conditions he endured,” the department told AP. “The victim of now adults showed incredible strength and resistance at this time of healing and our hearts are found to him.”

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Tom Pannon, a former headmaster of the non -stunned Barnard Elementary School in Waterbury, said NBC Connecticut administrators reported on allegedly abuse to the police and “not a damn thing done.”

Waterbury Police Directorate, Waterbury and Connecticut DCF public schools did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital for a comment on Thursday.

Associated Press contributed to this report.