US EditionConservator for Alleged Waterbury Captive Files Claim for Potential Lawsuit Against DCF
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Conservator for alleged Waterbury captive files claim for potential lawsuit against DCF
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — The conservator for the man who accused his stepmother of holding him captive in a Waterbury home for decades filed a claim with the state's claims commissioner earlier this month as a first step to potentially pursue a lawsuit against the Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF). The filing is [...]
Claim signals possible lawsuit in alleged Waterbury captivity case
An attorney for the victim in the Waterbury captivity case — known publicly as “S” — has taken the first formal step toward potentially suing the state of Connecticut, if he chooses to do so, NBC Connecticut has learned. According to documents filed with the Office of the Claims Commissioner, S’s conservator submitted an application on Feb. 6, ahead of the Feb. 17 deadline. S was rescued from a fire in the home where he lived with his stepmother…
The victim's lawyer in the Waterbury, Connecticut captivity case, publicly known as "S," has taken the first formal step to sue the state of Connecticut, if he so wishes, as NBC Connecticut learned. According to documents filed with the Complaints Commissioner's Office, the "S" guardian filed an application on February 6, before the deadline of February 17. "S" was rescued from a fire in the house where he lived with his stepmother, Kimberly Sul…
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