How a man used printer paper and hand sanitizer to escape an alleged 20 years of captivity by his stepmother | CNN
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After nearly two decades, he wanted his freedom, he told police, as he recounted a hellish tale laid out in an arrest warrant that describes a life of “captivity, abuse and starvation.”

Both sides of his door had been secured with plywood and a lock, the man would later say, to stop him from getting out.

For years, he’d only been given two sandwiches – egg or tuna salad, or peanut butter – and a small amount of water each day, he’d recall, in the storage space where he was held.

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    11 days ago

    All that’s been alleged, her lawyer told reporters Wednesday outside court, is “absolutely not true.” “Ms. Sullivan is presumed innocent,” Kaloidis, her attorney, told CNN in a statement. “The warrant details allegations that must be proven at trial.”

    Police executing search warrants found plywood and a lock on the door to the man’s room, the affidavit says.