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Lawyer Kimberly Sullivan, Waterbury, Connecticut A woman who faces Litania allegations of allegedly abuse of stepfather for 20 years has denied that his client is responsible for any abuse in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Referring to the Bodycam shots he released Waterbury Police Directorate Last week, Ioannis Kaloidis said he completely disagreed that his client was shown.
“I saw the photos, I saw videos,” Kaloidis said. “I disagree with the characterization of these photos and videos. They are done as the worst that anyone has seen in 20 years. I don’t see that this is the case.
“Her face plastered with the whole TV, news, the internet, the social media. Her life was facing upside down. She has a giant target on her back. She was basically a public number one enemy. It’s a huge weight she carries. It’s a huge turnaround in her entire life.”
Bodycam in Connecticut House of Horrors shows a suspect after Stepson’s fiery escape
This picture provided by the Waterbury Police Directorate shows a home in which a man in Connecticut told the authorities that the stepmother had held him trapped for two decades from the boy. (Waterbury Police Directorate via AP)
Kimberly Sullivan allegedly closed the stepfather in this home. (Waterbury Police Directorate via AP)
The allegations appeared after the authorities responded to a fire at a house in Waterbury on February 17th.
Inside the house they said they had found a 32-year-old man in a stunned state, later identified as Sullivan’s pastor. He said he intentionally lit a fire because he wanted his freedom.
Look: Police put into question Kimberly Sullivan on the site of fire
“This was an extreme shock for her,” Kaloidis told Fox News Digit. “She lived a relatively quiet life.”
“Her side of the story is pretty simple,” he added. “She didn’t hurt him, she didn’t rest, she didn’t close him.”
Kimberly Sullivan was arrested after allegedly abused her stepfather at their Waterbury home, Connecticut. (Jim Shannon/Hearst Connecticut Media via AP)
“A stored man who held a trapped lip home for decades to escape,” I wanted my freedom “
According to an arrest warrant for Sullivan, her stepfather, identified as a “male victim 1”, said he was detained by UA 8-feetless window to 9-meter cabinets without air conditioning or heat and without access to the bathroom for 20 years. He was reportedly held in the closet for 22-24 hours a day.
The man told police that two sandwiches were allowed and two small water bottles every day, one would use for a swim. He said he put down his waste using water bottles and newspapers. The man weighed less than 70 pounds when he was first responsible after the fire.
After the investigation, Sullivan was Arrested on March 12 and charged with first -degree attack, second -degree abduction, an illegal restraint of first degree, cruelty to persons and reckless endangerment of first degree.
Kimberly Sullivan is detained by the Waterbury Police Directorate on March 12th. (Waterbury Police Directorate)
Kimberly Sullivan stands next to his lawyer Jason Spilka during a bond hearing on Thursday, March 13, 2025. At Superior Court Waterbury. (Jim Shannon/Hearst Connecticut Media via AP, Pool)
She was released from prison on a $ 300,000 taxpayer.
While Kaloidis admitted that he did not know what had happened in the house for the past 20 years, he said that Sullivan denied the prison of her stepfather.
This photo provided by the Waterbury Police Directorate shows Kimberly Sullivan, which was charged on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, abduction and cruelty for allegedly holding a captive of a 32-year-old stepfather for over 20 years. (Waterbury Police Directorate via AP)
“She recognizes that in view of these allegations the rest of her life is in line,” he said. “He hopes to take revenge through the process.”
Out of Kimberly Sullivan told the police that he had to use water bottles to bathe and put his waste off. (Waterbury Police Directorate via AP)
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“I can tell you that the accusations were that the person claimed to be closed in that home until the day of the fire,” Kaloidis said. “And my client decisively denies that there were prison. As for the whole history, we hope that a lot will appear during the trial, because I think it is a convenient place to publish any additional information.”
