The high-profile criminal case against a Waterbury woman accused of imprisoning her stepson for two decades went before a judge Tuesday for a brief procedural hearing as attorneys continue to sort ...

Tracy Vallerand was in court Friday — the second time this week — as Kimberly Sullivan pleaded not guilty to allegedly locking up and torturing her 32-year-old stepson for more than two decades.

Tracy Vallerand also tried to explain why she gave up the boy shortly after he was born. “I don’t hate people at all,” Vallerand said of Kimberly Sullivan. “This one, I hate.” ...

The biological mother of the man who was allegedly held captive for 20 years by his stepmother in her Waterbury, Connecticut, home lashed out at the accused woman in an interview with Fox News ...

Tracy Vallerand told NBC Connecticut on Wednesday that she gave up custody in 1993, shortly after his birth. Vallerand explained that she had lost custody of her daughter, Heather Tessman ...

In their first on-camera interview together, the man's mother, Tracy Vallerand, and his half sister, Heather Tessman, spoke about the allegations that have rocked their worlds, and garnered ...

Tracy Vallerand, who lost custody of her son as an infant, reiterated her wish to see accused captor Kimberly Sullivan locked behind bars as she awaits trial, saying she poses too much of a flight ...

“It’s hard to think about what he had to go through,” Tracy Vallerand told NBC Connecticut in her first on-camera interview. “Just knowing that he was right there.” Vallerand’s son was ...

During the very brief court appearance, the victim’s biological mother, Tracy Vallerand, was in the courtroom to show support for her son as the stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, faced the charges.

The woman, who CT Insider identified as Tracy Vallerand, 52, of Meriden, Connecticut, told the outlet that her biological son's late father and Sullivan were a "bunch of monsters." USA TODAY ...

Tessman and her mother, Tracy Vallerand, believe Kregg and Kimberly Sullivan as well as state and local officials failed him, and they want justice. Tessman called Kimberly Sullivan a “monster ...