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Police in Connecticut have released photos from inside the home where they say a woman held her stepson against his will for over two decades.
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The man, whose name has not been disclosed, was emaciated and weighed only 69 pounds (31 kilograms) when he was rescued from the two-story house in Waterbury after starting the fire on Feb. 17.
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