Sullivan claimed that a doctor prescribed the contraption to the mentally disabled teen. The doctor later testified that the crib was prescribed when the boy was 7-years-old and it didn’t have a wood covering. The two other teens also testified that they were kept in cage-like structures.
In January, Sullivan pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated child abuse. Her husband, Wilson Sullivan, was charged with similar counts but died before the hearing.
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