The 'House of Horrors' where a woman is said to keep her stepson imprisoned for 20 years can be seen in disturbing new images.
Kimberly Sullivan, 56, is accused of locking her stepson in a small room when he was 11 years old, to keep food from him and to submit him to ruthless abuse.
She has not guilty of abuse, kidnapping and cruelty and was released on bail after placing a bond of $ 300,000.
The Waterbury police have shared a series of photos taken in the filthy ownership where the alleged abuse took place, so that the emaciated victim was 'related to a survivor of Auschwitz'.
Photos show crumbling and rotting walls, as well as the blackte from the remains of a fire that the man deliberately set as a final attempt to escape.
These photos describe crumbling and rotting walls, as well as the black -made remains of a fire that the man deliberately made as a final attempt to escape.
The man told the authorities that his imprisonment started when he was about 11 years old, when he was locked up almost all day and night in a room without heat or air conditioning and received limited food and water.
Without access to a bathroom, he came up with ways to remove his waste, including the use of a series of straws that have led to a hole in a window.
Documents from his teeth would break down if he ate due to a lack of dental care. He saved part of his daily ration from two small water bottles to bathe without soap and cut his own hair.
Disturbing photos have offered a look at the 'House of Horrors', where a woman is said to hold her stepson imprisoned for 20 years
The Waterbury police have shared a series of photos taken in the filthy house where the alleged abuse took place, so that the emaciated victim was 'related to a survivor of Auschwitz'
These photos describe crumbling and rotting walls, and the remains of the fire that the man deliberately made as a final attempt to escape
The man told the police that he was constantly hungry. When he was in school, he would ask classmates for food, steal food and eat from the waste.
In later years when he was out of school and limited to the house, he would get two sandwiches a day and some water while he is locked up in his room.
These photos catch a messy and messy house that had fallen into disrepair.
Junk and waste are stacked high in almost every room, with a bathroom in particular a filthy mess.
In another room, clothing and containers were stacked on top of each other that covered almost the entire length of the room, making it almost impossible to even see the ground.
But there were also a glimpse of a functioning house. A small painting hung on the wall in the kitchen, with a photo of a dog on the fridge, while a room that lay at Sullivan hung jewelry at the door.
The years of alleged cruelty ended on 17 February, when he set fire to the house in Waterbury in a deliberate attempt to save himself and told his story to the responding police and firefighters, according to the arrest warrant.
In several of the photos that have been newly released by the police, the fire damage is clear. However, it is clear that the fire has not reached different parts of the house that are inhabited by Sullivan.
Sullivan denies the accusations of abuse that have been raised against her by the police and her 32-year-old stepson
In several of the photos that have been newly released by the police, the fire damage is clear
Junk and waste are stacked high in almost every room
These photos record a messy and messy house that had fallen into decline
The years of alleged cruelty ended on February 17, when he set fire to the house in Waterbury in a deliberate attempt to save himself
The dirty rooms that leave and decay are those that are most affected by the proximity of the fire that started in the victim's room
The dirty rooms that leave and decline are those that are most struck by the proximity of the fire that started in the victim's room.
The man's father died last year, while his biological mother was not part of his life, the authorities said.
Medical staff said the man was hungry nearby and wasted the syndrome when he came to a hospital.
On five feet, nine centimeters long, he only weighed 69 pounds.
He was treated for inhaling smoke and was diagnosed with post -traumatic stress disorder and depression.
But there were also a glimpse of a functioning house. A small painting hung on the wall in the kitchen, with a photo of a dog on the fridge
It is clear that the fire has not reached different parts of the house that Sullivan seems to be inhabited
The bathroom that seemed to be used by Sullivan was messy and messy, such as the majority of the house
There were also a glimpse of a functioning house. A small painting hung on the wall in the kitchen, with a photo of a dog on the fridge
Shown: a lock on the outside of a door
Kimberly Sullivan, 56, is accused of locking her stepson in a small room when he was 11 years old, to keep food from him and to subdue him to ruthless abuse
Sullivan's lawyer Ioannis A. Kaloidis told Daily Mail that it was her deceased husband, the father of the boy Kregg, who made the 'decisions' about his life.
She insists that she encouraged better personal hygiene, but 'could not force him to' wash, and says that she was 'aware' of his weight, but was not responsible for it.
“She completely maintains her innocence, from our perspective. These allegations are not true. They are bizarre.
“She was blown away when she heard these allegations,” said her lawyer earlier this week.
After her not guilty plea, her alleged victim reportedly asked: “Why is she walking around when I was locked up in a room for 20 years?” '
