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Peter D'Abrosca

Peter D'Abrosca

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Reporter, Tennessee Star

Tampa

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Total articles 1809

  • Connecticut man who escaped house of horrors breaks silence after decades of stepmom’s alleged abuse

    By Peter D'Abrosca| Fox News Verified The 32-year-old man who accused his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, of holding him captive for 20 years in their Waterbury, Connecticut, home, spoke for the first time since fleeing the home. The man, who wished to be identified only as "S," released a statement Tuesday through David Guarino of Survivors Say, who is representing him as a spokesman. "I am much better and stronger than I was the day the first responders carried me out of my home.

    By Peter D'Abrosca · Fox News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Trump assassination attempt suspect Ryan Routh smiles and laughs as attorneys spar over gun

    By Peter D'Abrosca, Samantha Daigle| Fox News Verified The man arrested in connection with a suspected plot to assassinate then-presidential candidate Donald Trump was seen laughing and smiling as he appeared in federal court Tuesday morning for a pre-trial hearing. Asked how his day was going, Ryan Routh, 58, said it was "lovely." The hearing, which regarded an AK-47 Routh was allegedly going to use to try to kill Trump at his Florida golf course, ended without a decision.

    By Peter D'Abrosca, Samantha Daigle · Fox News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Connecticut man who escaped house of horrors breaks silence after decades of stepmom’s alleged abuse

    By Peter D'Abrosca| Fox News Verified The 32-year-old man who accused his stepmother, Kimberly Sullivan, of holding him captive for 20 years in their Waterbury, Connecticut, home, spoke for the first time since fleeing the home. The man, who wished to be identified only as "S," released a statement Tuesday through David Guarino of Survivors Say, who is representing him as a spokesman. "I am much better and stronger than I was the day the first responders carried me out of my home.

    By Peter D'Abrosca · Fox News

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Tennessee Star