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How Did Stepmom Allegedly Hold Man Captive for 20 Years?
Kimberly Sullivan is accused of holding her stepson in captivity for 20 years. The man set fire to the house in a deliberate effort to save himself, according to an arrest warrant.
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    How Did Stepmom Allegedly Hold Man Captive for 20 Years?

    Kimberly Sullivan is accused of holding her stepson in captivity for 20 years. The man set fire to the house in a deliberate effort to save himself, according to an arrest warrant. (3/14/25) MORE

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