The biological mom of the man who was allegedly locked away and starved for two decades will only refer to the allegedly abusive stepmother as an “it.” ...

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, who lost custody of her son when he was 6 months old, slammed his stepmom, Kimberly Sullivan, calling her the "lowest of the low." Vallerand, who noted that she prefers to call ...

DECISION IN ABOUT A WEEK OR SO. IN OTHER NEWS, TRACY POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN ACCUSED OF ROBBING A GAS STATION ARMED WITH A KNIFE. POLICE RELEASED SURVEILLANCE PICTURES OF THE THIEF.

Family members describe 44-year-old Tracy Lynn Wilemon as a fun-loving, hard-working mother who was thriving in Clanton, Alabama. The family was shocked when Wilemon's own cousin, Tonya Vandyke ...

Even though Sullivan wasn’t in court Tuesday, her stepson’s biological mother, Tracy Vallerand, and other supporters of the man held captive were there. “I control myself every time I have ...

“We just need to make sure justice is done for him. It’s all about the justice for him,” said Tracy Vallerand. “He sounds very strong and it’s very encouraging that he’s actually able ...

Tracy Vallerand was in court Tuesday where her son’s alleged captor, Kimberly Sullivan, had been scheduled for a hearing – which was rescheduled for next month without Sullivan’s appearance.

The video above includes comments outside the courthouse from Kimberly Sullivan’s attorney Ioannis Kaloidis and the alleged victim’s biological mother, Tracy Vallerand. The alleged victim’s ...

And I won’t do anything stupid because he needs justice,” Tracy Vallerand, victim’s biological mother. “I think every time her lawyer opens his mouth the GoFundMe goes up, so keep at it ...

The biological mother of the victim, Tracy Vallerand, said she gave up custody of the child when he was a young boy. She said she made the decision because she believed her son would be in a ...