Thanks for the link and I just started reading and stopped here to comment.THANK YOU, @Jo in Calif!!! I KNEW I hadn't imagined that, I just couldn't find it.
He stated that around 2005, being home alone, he cut out a piece of wood paneling out of the door that he was locked behind. He stated that he was able to sneak out and make his way to the rest of the house where he found food and ate it. When Sullivan discovered he had made his way out of the room, she went up to him and slapped him in the face. From
that point on, not only was his door locked, but plywood was secured on both sides of the door so he could not get through the door again. This door was observed in the residence when the search warrants were ‘executed and there was, in fact, plywood on each side of the door.
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WARRANT AFFIDAVIT KIMBERLY SULLIVAN Redacted
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KS's lawyer claims that when the Sullivans bought the house the locks were already on doors.
Even if they were (doubtful) it doesn't prove that they were never used to keep "S" captive or more locks weren't installed.
Another question is how many rooms that "S" wasn't locked in had locks on them?
Hopefully LE contacts prior owners and checks out his story.