A man accused of imprisonment for a meeting for over 20 years and escaped after setting fire from their home

A man in the western Conficut began that his home would escape after allegations that his mother could tell him for over 20 years and medical care, officials said on Wednesday.

Police, fire employees have responded to the burning home reports in the Waterbury near February 17 and found a woman and her 32-year-old house in a statement, said the police priest.

The woman, identified by Kimberly Sullivan, managed to get out safely, while her stepson – was affected by Firenenation and Fire Exposure – said.

The man, identified by the male authorities “,” said the key in the eighteons nine foot and was pulled two sandwiches a day for two cups of water for years. He started a fire using a hand sanitizer, a printer paper and a lamp, wanted by police affidavit and arrested in court and was found by the Supreme CNN of WFSB.

“I was looking for my freedom,” he told the first respondents, first.

The coming investigation of the authorities accused of the man has been sent for more than twenty years, with limited opportunities out of the room.

The medical records mentioned in Affidaviti said the man weighed 70 pounds at 5 feet, 9 inches. The officer described his appearance “is very appealing” and all his teeth appear to be rotten.

Sellivan was arrested and appeared in court on Wednesday. He faces many charges, including beating, kidnapping and cruelty, police said.

Sullivan’s lawyer, Ioannis Kaloidis, told reporters outside the court on Wednesday “true” that was all suspected.

“He did not close the room, he did not stop her in any way. He offered food, and put shelter.” He said.

In the CNN statement, Acts said “NKS. Sullivan is considered innocent. My client will keep innocent and to eliminate his name.”

The man has been receiving medical care since the discovery, police said.

He has revealed that Sullivan from 11 years old, an affidavit.

“The victim’s suffering endured for more than 20 years and considered,” Water police officers Fernando Spagnolo said in a statement. “The case requires an effort to investigate endless investigations, and I recommend the supply of our police and the Waterbury State Administrator.”

In a conversation with the authorities, the man was remembered in his decking years from his room at night to eat and drink because of hunger, according to an affidavit.

He said he was finally abandoned in his room where his food was eaten, the affidavit. For the fourth grade, he would ask other people to eat, steal food and work with garbage.

The Wellness Assessment was made by State’s social workers said he was told by Sullivan to say he was okay.

Finally, he said he had permanently brought out at school by a jealousy and allowed it only to leave his homework, according to police conversations.

“When asked how often the manner was, it meant ‘almost every day,'” says an affidavit.

When he was about 14 or 14, he said he went with his father to get rid of the yard waste. That was the last time leaving the property, the affidavit learned. When his father died, his exile was very strong.

“[The man] It means that it came when the only time went out at the house when his father died. Saying was only 1 minutes a day. In fact, [he] He was detained in his room between 22 to 24 hours a day, “according to an affidavit.

Plywood was protected on both sides of the door to protect him from going from the room, the man said. Plylywood was found at the door by police while making warns later, according to an affidavit.

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