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Connecticut Man Found Emaciated After Alleged Two-Decade Captivity
A 32-year-old man was found emaciated and severely neglected in a Waterbury, Connecticut home after allegedly being held captive and abused by his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, for two decades; Sullivan was arrested on multiple charges, and the incident prompted a review of child protective service...
Connecticut Man Found Emaciated After Alleged Two-Decade Captivity
A 32-year-old man was found emaciated and severely neglected in a Waterbury, Connecticut home after allegedly being held captive and abused by his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, for two decades; Sullivan was arrested on multiple charges, and the incident prompted a review of child protective service...
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44% Bias Score
Connecticut Stepmother Arrested, Accused of 20-Year Kidnapping
Kimberly Sullivan, 56, of Waterbury, Connecticut, was arrested and charged with kidnapping and assault after a 32-year-old man, weighing 68 lbs, was found malnourished in her home following a house fire on February 17, 2024; he reported being held captive since age 11.
Connecticut Stepmother Arrested, Accused of 20-Year Kidnapping
Kimberly Sullivan, 56, of Waterbury, Connecticut, was arrested and charged with kidnapping and assault after a 32-year-old man, weighing 68 lbs, was found malnourished in her home following a house fire on February 17, 2024; he reported being held captive since age 11.
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40% Bias Score
Connecticut Woman Arrested for Holding Stepson Captive for 20 Years
A 56-year-old Connecticut woman, Kimberly Sullivan, was arrested and charged with multiple felonies after her 32-year-old stepson, held captive since age 11, set fire to their home to escape over two decades of abuse, starvation, and neglect.
Connecticut Woman Arrested for Holding Stepson Captive for 20 Years
A 56-year-old Connecticut woman, Kimberly Sullivan, was arrested and charged with multiple felonies after her 32-year-old stepson, held captive since age 11, set fire to their home to escape over two decades of abuse, starvation, and neglect.
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40% Bias Score
Connecticut to Pay $15.9 Million in Wrongful Conviction Settlements
Marquis Jackson and Vernon Horn, two Black men, were wrongfully convicted of a 1999 murder in New Haven, Connecticut, and will receive $5.3 million and $4.8 million settlements, respectively, after new evidence revealed police misconduct and faulty testimony; a third man, Stefon Morant, will receive...
Connecticut to Pay $15.9 Million in Wrongful Conviction Settlements
Marquis Jackson and Vernon Horn, two Black men, were wrongfully convicted of a 1999 murder in New Haven, Connecticut, and will receive $5.3 million and $4.8 million settlements, respectively, after new evidence revealed police misconduct and faulty testimony; a third man, Stefon Morant, will receive...
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24% Bias Score
Martha Stewart Expands The Bedford Restaurant to Connecticut
Martha Stewart is opening a second location of her restaurant, The Bedford, at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut this fall, capitalizing on her strong New England ties and the region's fresh, local produce. The restaurant will feature locally sourced ingredients and reflects a collaboration betw...
Martha Stewart Expands The Bedford Restaurant to Connecticut
Martha Stewart is opening a second location of her restaurant, The Bedford, at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut this fall, capitalizing on her strong New England ties and the region's fresh, local produce. The restaurant will feature locally sourced ingredients and reflects a collaboration betw...
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48% Bias Score
Mother of Martha Moxley, Key Figure in High-Profile Murder Case, Dies at 92
Dorothy Moxley, 92, the mother of Martha Moxley, who was murdered in 1975, died Tuesday of complications from the flu and possibly pneumonia; her decades-long fight for justice in her daughter's murder case, which involved Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel, captured national attention.
Mother of Martha Moxley, Key Figure in High-Profile Murder Case, Dies at 92
Dorothy Moxley, 92, the mother of Martha Moxley, who was murdered in 1975, died Tuesday of complications from the flu and possibly pneumonia; her decades-long fight for justice in her daughter's murder case, which involved Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel, captured national attention.
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44% Bias Score
Connecticut Man Escapes 20-Year Captivity, Stepmother Arrested
A 32-year-old Connecticut man escaped over two decades of alleged captivity and starvation by setting fire to his home on February 17th, leading to the arrest of his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, on charges including kidnapping and assault; the victim, weighing only 68 pounds, described years of ab...
Connecticut Man Escapes 20-Year Captivity, Stepmother Arrested
A 32-year-old Connecticut man escaped over two decades of alleged captivity and starvation by setting fire to his home on February 17th, leading to the arrest of his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, on charges including kidnapping and assault; the victim, weighing only 68 pounds, described years of ab...
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48% Bias Score
Connecticut Man Rescued After 20 Years of Captivity, Stepmother Arrested
A 32-year-old man in Waterbury, Connecticut, was rescued after setting a fire in his home, revealing that he had been held captive and abused by his stepmother for over two decades; his stepmother has been arrested.
Connecticut Man Rescued After 20 Years of Captivity, Stepmother Arrested
A 32-year-old man in Waterbury, Connecticut, was rescued after setting a fire in his home, revealing that he had been held captive and abused by his stepmother for over two decades; his stepmother has been arrested.
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56% Bias Score
Connecticut to Pay $15.9 Million in Wrongful Convictions
Marquis Jackson and Vernon Horn, wrongly convicted in a 1999 Connecticut murder, will receive $5.3 million and $4.8 million respectively, along with Stefon Morant who will receive $5.8 million, after new evidence revealed investigative misconduct and faulty evidence; highlighting systemic issues wit...
Connecticut to Pay $15.9 Million in Wrongful Convictions
Marquis Jackson and Vernon Horn, wrongly convicted in a 1999 Connecticut murder, will receive $5.3 million and $4.8 million respectively, along with Stefon Morant who will receive $5.8 million, after new evidence revealed investigative misconduct and faulty evidence; highlighting systemic issues wit...
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20% Bias Score
Connecticut Cannibal Killer Granted Conditional Release
Tyree Smith, a schizophrenic man who confessed to the 2011 ax murder and cannibalism of Angel Gonzalez in Connecticut, was conditionally released from Connecticut Valley Hospital on Friday despite objections from the victim's family and state lawmakers.
Connecticut Cannibal Killer Granted Conditional Release
Tyree Smith, a schizophrenic man who confessed to the 2011 ax murder and cannibalism of Angel Gonzalez in Connecticut, was conditionally released from Connecticut Valley Hospital on Friday despite objections from the victim's family and state lawmakers.
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64% Bias Score
Connecticut to Pay $5.9 Million for Wrongful Imprisonment
Connecticut will pay $5.9 million to the family of Richard Lapointe, who was wrongly imprisoned for over two decades after a 1992 murder conviction was overturned in 2015 due to his mental disability and withheld evidence; the state acknowledges wrongdoing.
Connecticut to Pay $5.9 Million for Wrongful Imprisonment
Connecticut will pay $5.9 million to the family of Richard Lapointe, who was wrongly imprisoned for over two decades after a 1992 murder conviction was overturned in 2015 due to his mental disability and withheld evidence; the state acknowledges wrongdoing.
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36% Bias Score
Blumenthal Calls for Drone Shootdown Amidst Mid-Atlantic Sightings
Unidentified drones flying over the mid-Atlantic states have prompted Sen. Richard Blumenthal to call for their immediate downing if they pose a threat to sensitive areas; however, the White House claims there is no evidence of a national security threat and the reported drones may be legally operat...
Blumenthal Calls for Drone Shootdown Amidst Mid-Atlantic Sightings
Unidentified drones flying over the mid-Atlantic states have prompted Sen. Richard Blumenthal to call for their immediate downing if they pose a threat to sensitive areas; however, the White House claims there is no evidence of a national security threat and the reported drones may be legally operat...
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44% Bias Score
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