Connecticut house of horrors neighbors describe chilling chance encounter with ‘prisoner’

Waterbury, Connecticut – At the front door of the Connecticut “House of Horror”, neighbors told how their daughter had the opportunity to get a chance from the man whom police said he had been subjected to decades of horrific abuse and imprisonment.

Neighbors Zafri Gornera and Suzette Baker told the post that their daughter, who is now 25 years old, was swinging on the swing seat of the backyard in childhood when she saw the window of a dilapidated house at the next door.

“My daughter was on the swing seat when she was 10 or 11 years old and she saw the little boy in the window,” Garnira said.

He spied on the window that day, guessing the “little boy”, “he waited towards him and he waited on it and he did not think about it but we did not see it.”

“But I guess if he looks unconscious, he probably looked young because even for that reason, investigators told me, ‘Have you seen a person who may look like a child?”

Governor said that it was possible that he also saw the same person out of work outside, without realizing that it was in fact a Kimberley Sullivan’s adult step, which was arrested this week and was accused of dying and neglecting him for more than 20 years.

The stepfather, now 32 years old, weighs only 68 pounds when firefighters kicked him out of the waterberry house, where he suffered unacceptable atrocities in most parts of his life after provoking a residence in a disappointing bid for independence.

When he treated the smoke breathing and the display of flames, he first told respondents that he deliberately placed the fire in a tight storage place where he was forced to sleep.

“I wanted my freedom,” police said, explaining that he was about 11 years old.

According to the warrant affidavit, the stepmother was deprived of hunger and water as usual, she had to eat from the cans of the trash, steal food and even to the toilet to survive.

According to the affidavit, in a teenage and young man, the victim said that when he wanted to go to the bathroom, he was forced to use bottles and newspapers.

“Clearly, the facts, the facts are out of a horrific movie,” said Dawn Theraclidson, the supervisory Assistant State attorney. According to CT internal. “It’s without exaggeration.”

He added that the affected person lit the fire “knowing that he could die very well.”

56 -year -old Sullivan is now facing a first -degree attack, second degree kidnapping, first degree illegal ban, cruelty to individuals and first degree negligence.

His lawyer, Ivanis Colodes, said he was innocent and he “is confident that he will confirm it.”