Source: New York Post
The Connecticut woman who allegedly tortured, starved and held her stepson captive in a house of horrors for more than two decades will remain free on bail after pleading not guilty Friday — as prosecutors revealed the severely emaciated victim lives in constant “fear. ” Kimberly Sullivan, 56, entered the plea after her 32-year-old stepson’s dramatic rescue from a burning Waterbury home last month uncovered a pattern of alleged abuse that authorities likened to “a horror movie. ” Prosecutors sought to have the stepmom, who posted bail following her widely publicized arrest earlier this month, put under house arrest — but a judge denied the request and instead ordered her to wear a GPS ankle monitor.
