Probate judge approves sale of Waterbury home where stepson was allegedly held captive @WtnhNews8
Probate judge approves sale of Waterbury home where stepson was allegedly held captive @WtnhNews8
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A probate court judge has approved the sale of a Waterbury home Tuesday where a man was allegedly held captive by his stepmother for nearly 20 years. While the proposed sale is not finalized, it will move forward in court to determine next steps.
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Probate judge approves sale of Waterbury home where stepson was allegedly held captive

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