Video Show the CT Police who questions Kimberly Sullivan after House of Horrors Fire
The videos of the Waterbury Police Department of Waterbury are suspected Connecticut children’s abusator Kimberly Sullivan denying that his stepson, who was presumably blocked in a wardrobe in their home for 20 years, was imprisoned at home.
According to the movie obtained by Fox News Digital, one of Sullivan’s two daughters arrived on the scene shortly after the authorities on February 17, when the police said that his 32 -year -old boyfriend set fire to the house to escape decades of imprisonment and abuse.
Sullivan’s daughter gathered her in a black acura, where they waited nearby while the firefighters pushed the fire and while the name of Sullivan’s name was saved from home.
In the movie, which is partially drawn up, Sullivan, 56, explains to an officer What happened after the start of the fire.
Kimberly Sullivan was arrested after presumably abusing his stepson in their home in Waterbury, in Connecticut. (Jim Shannon/Hearst Connecticut Media via AP)
He said he thought about fire Started from a TV His stepson connected to the wall and said he left his bedroom when he smelled smoke and called him.
“I was trying to go to the room but it was alone – there were only flames – he went out of the room, in the end he woke up and went out of the room,” he said.
Sullivan said that his son could not escape the room because there were flames, but that in the end he had to have crossed them.
“The door was blocked on his room or not?” He asked for the officer.
“No,” said Sullivan.
“Ok, is it normally blocked?” he asked.
“No,” she replied.
“And do you have the free will to get out of there every time she wants?” He asked for detective.
“Yes,” said Sullivan.
But the police claim that Sullivan was lying during that exchange.
This photo provided by the Waterbury Police Department shows Kimberly Sullivan, who was accused on Wednesday 12 March 2025, of kidnapping and cruelty for presumably keeping his 32 -year -old stepson prisoner for more than 20 years. (Waterbury Police Department via AP)
Sullivan was Arrested on March 12th and accused of first degree aggression, second degree kidnapping, first degree illegal limitation, cruelty to people and deperive danger of the first degree. He is free with a bond of $ 300,000 and has declared himself not guilty of all the expenses on Friday.
According to a arrest warrant for Sullivan, the victim, identified as “male victim 1”, was held in a 8 -foot wardrobe without 8 -foot windows Without air conditioning or heat and without access to a bathroom for 20 years. It was kept inside the wardrobe 22-24 hours a day.
Two sandwich and two small bottles of water every day were granted to him, one of which used to bathe. He has eliminated his waste using bottles of water and newspapers. The man weighed less than 70 pounds when the first rescuers found him after the fire.
This mandate also says that Sullivan’s stepson told them that he gave the fire on purpose, because he wanted his freedom.
Kimberly Sullivan is taken in custody by the Waterbury Police Department on March 12th. (Waterbury Police Department)
Fox News Digital has also obtained the 911 call from Sullivan who reports that his house was on fire.
Listen: Kimberly Sullivan calls 911 to report the fire of the house
More Bodycam videos shows a police officer who arrives on the scene and screams to a person not identified through a window, telling the person to leave the house.
Look: the Waterbury officer screams against the person to leave the house on fire
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In one part heavily drawn up of the Bodycam movie, police officers can be seen standing out of the ambulance by looking at the victim, who is clouded and edited by a paramedical. When Audio re -emerges from the editorial staff, one officer tells another that the victim said he hasn’t taken a shower for a year.
Look: Kimberly’s stepson Sullivan interviewed by the police in ambulance
Another video shows a hectic Sullivan who asks to return to the house to recover his bag and keys, so that he can put his dog in his car.
Look: Kimberly Sullivan frantically asks to recover the bag from the burning house
Police films previously issued Showing Sullivan’s stepson who is carried out from home and an ambulance.
Fox News Digital contacted Sullivan Ioannis Kaloidis’ lawyer through a spokesperson.
