The state's attorney spent hours trying to pick apart the legal opinion of an expert witness who said her lawyer should not have allowed the police interrogations without a deal in place with the prosecutor overseeing the investigation
An expert witness who helped overturn the Michael Skakel conviction testified that her counsel was "not reasonably competent" given that she was advised to undergo multiple police interrogations without an immunity deal
She was put under GPS monitoring after prosecutors said more witnesses have come forward, including who said she never once mentioned she had a stepson in two decades of friendship
Kimberly Sullivan pleaded not guilty to allegations she held her stepson captive in a locked storage room for 20 years with little food and water https://t.co/UuZerLDmSY