Man ‘held on for 20 years by Wicked Stepmother’ reveals moving rite-of-passage that he finally enjoyed
A man who was reportedly 20 years imprisoned Because of his bad stepmother, his silence has broken and revealed the transitional ritual that he has now experienced while trying to get his life back.
The 32-year-old man, who is now going through S, has issued a statement through the Support Services Group, say survivors, revealing that he finally enjoyed his first birthday party.
In the statement, S thanked the first response and health care professionals who helped him cure, and added: “In addition to all your care, I appreciated the chance to have my very first birthday party to celebrate 32.”
The emotional explanation described his healing trip because he deliberately lit his Connecticut At home in February so that he could be saved from the house of horror where the alleged abuse took place.
The explanation began by declaring that his first decision since his new freedom was to change his name into ‘s’ Reclaim Control about his life.
‘I am speaking today to have the process of recovering my life and my control in how my story is told has continued.
“I am much better and stronger than I was on the day the first responds wore me out of my house.”
He then assumed gratitude for law enforcement, First Responders and Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury, an agency that offers resources to victims.
A man who is said to have been in a ‘house of horrors’ in captivity, said he, since he was saved, finally had a birthday party to celebrate 32
Kimberly Sullivan, 56, was arrested and accused of holding up her stepson for 20 years and to keep him in circumstances that resulted in severe malnutrition. Authorities said he looked like an ‘Auschwitz survivor’ when he was saved
The victim was saved on February 14 from the alleged abuse and imprisonment after the law enforcement responded to a house fire call
Safe Haven also organizes fundraising for S to Door Gofundme To offer him medical and dental care, therapy, housing and support for legal costs.
S was saved from the alleged abuse by the hands of his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, 56, on 17 February when the police responded to his house in Waterbury after reports of a fire.
First Responders discovered that the supposed victim hid in a fetus position. Officers of Justice have now claimed that his situation was comparable to a ‘survivor of the Auschwitz skull’.
He was only 68 pounds. When the first responders save him And doctors later told the researchers that then S tried to eat, “pieces of his teeth would break down” because of “serious tooth decay.”
Researchers noted that there was ‘clear a problem with his hygiene’, after the victim reportedly did not have bathed in a year or two, “said a statement from the police.
Legal enforcement is of the opinion that S was taken off school at the age of 11 and were reportedly imprisoned in the house for more than 20 years.
During this time, Sullivan reportedly hid the victim in a small room without heat or air conditioning and limited access to food and water.
Reportedly, he only received two water bottles a day, which he occasionally used to clean himself because he had not allowed a frequent access to a bathroom.
Body cameras released by the authorities revealed that the fire brigade saved the victim after he deliberately set fire to his house in Waterbury, Connecticut
Photos revealed the horrible circumstances of the house that led the police to arrest Sullivan for the alleged abuse of her stepson for more than two decades
The victim, which is now going through S, recently released a statement in which the law enforcement, first response and victim support services are thanked for helping him after the alleged abuse
An investigation showed that the father of the victim died last year and that his biological mother had given up guardianship when S was a child.
His biological mother, Tracy Vallerand, 52, Previously told DailyMail.com That the last time she saw her child was when he was only six months old.
“I had my own problems, I didn’t give him away. His father took custody about him. He had to be safe there, “Vallerand said.
She further said that her child’s father never showed her and she lost contact with the family.
“So many people have abandoned him. He was supposed to be safe, he was supposed to be cared for, he was supposed to be loved, “Vallerand added.
“He was denied him, and that makes me angry, that upset me. He had never had to deal with that, and he should never have been afraid because they terrorized him. ‘
Sullivan was arrested and accused of abuse, kidnapping and cruelty. She was later released on a bond of $ 300,000.
Sullivan was accused of abuse, kidnapping and cruelty for the alleged abuse against her stepson. She attended a bond hearing on March 13 (photo) and was released with GPS monitoring
Sullivan has not promised the charges and her lawyer said earlier that the abuse was committed by her deceased husband
Bee A hearing in MarchShe did not commit the crimes and her lawyer said she received threats from the community.
A judge ordered Sullivan to be checked electronically, and said that the allegations against Sullivan were perhaps the worst that he saw during his career and showed an ‘unthinkable amount of lack of empathy’.
Assistant -Procururor Donald Therkildsen told reporters during the hearing that s ‘Lives in fear.‘
“I introduced myself to the victim, explained who I was. His first question in this fear is: “Why does she walk around when I was locked up in a room for 20 years?” WVIT.
Sullivan’s lawyer Ioannis Kaloidis previously told DailyMail.com that her husband was responsible for the treatment of his son.
“She completely maintains her innocence, from our perspective. These allegations are not true. They are bizarre, “said Kaloidis. He added that Sullivan was ‘blown away’ when she heard the allegations.
