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29:01Now PlayingPolice say a Connecticut woman, Kimberly Sullivan, held her stepson captive inside their home for 20 years — a horrifying secret that only came to light after the man set a fire to get rescued. The victim, weighing less than 70 pounds when found, claims he was locked in a room, starved, and forced to drink from a toilet while Sullivan’s own children allegedly knew what was happening. Now out on bond with a GPS monitor, Sullivan is fighting in court to learn her accuser’s new identity and address — a move his biological mother calls “appalling.” Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart is On the Case.
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