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Melissa in the Morning: New Accusations
New court documents are shedding more light on the Kimberly Sullivan captivity case in Waterbury. Sullivan is accused of holding her stepson captive for more than 20 years. Now, her defense is seeking access to her daughter’s confidential medical and counseling records, questioning her ability to accurately recall past events. Sullivan has pleaded not guilty. We spoke with our legal expert, Attorney Bill Bloss, who has no connection to the Sullivan, about what this new information could mean for witnesses in the captivity case and more potential charges for Sullivan.
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