Connecticut Public | Isabelle Marceles The state of Connecticut has agreed to share an internal Department of Children and Families report with the lawyers representing a Waterbury man allegedly held captive by his stepmother as the victim seeks permission to sue the agency.Attorney Joel Faxon, who is representing the alleged...
State Agrees to Release DCF Records in Waterbury Captivity Case
CT Examiner| Dave Altimari The Attorney General’s Office has agreed to turn over records detailing how the state Department of Children and Families handled the case of a Waterbury man who was allegedly held captive by his stepmother for more than two decades.Following a hearing last month, Claims Commissioner Robert...
Attorney wants DCF to release more records to victim in Waterbury captivity case
NBC Connecticut | Melissa Cooney The legal team for a man who says he was held captive by his stepmother for more than two decades says the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General and the Connecticut Department of Children and Families are hiding relevant records from them.A now 33-year-old man...