A Connecticut man whose stepmother allegedly captured him in a house of terror for over 20 years, has released his first official statement since he was released in February.
Going on “S” alone in a statement obtained by News 8, the 32-year-old said he was only 68 pounds when he purposely burned the room and was rescued by the first responder, but he was strong that day.
“Call me ‘S.’ This is not the name given to me when I was born.
house. ” Waterbury Police Station
I am a survivor of prisoners and domestic abuse for over 20 years. I was held prisoner at home from 11 to 31 years old two months ago, 31 years old, until I was 31, when I started a fire that purposefully freed me.
I am today beginning the process of regaining my life and speaking out to me about how my story is told.
Follow the reports from Kimberly Sullivan and her post about “CT House of Horrors”
I’m much better and stronger than the day my first counterpart kicked me out of me
house. I have been grateful for the care I have received ever since. For all healthcare
Thank you to the experts who helped and nurtured me. In addition to all your care, I was grateful for the opportunity to host my first birthday party to celebrate turning 32.
I also want to thank my first responders, law enforcement investigators, and everyone who works to hold my abuse accountable. Thank you to everyone at Safe Haven Waterbury and everyone who provided it on our GoFundMe page.
The man’s stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and lure.
She is said to have locked him in his bedroom for over 20 years. During that time, he starved and abused him.
