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Kathleen Pulido — Angelica Sullivan Ellenville Child-Death Case
Updated October 22, 2026
Case status: October 22, 2026 review: New York State Police charged Angelica Sullivan with second-degree murder in the August 2025 death of her 10-year-old daughter Kathleen Pulido. News 12 reported arraignment in Wawarsing Town Court and detention without bail. The reported cause of death and trial date have not been publicly established in the sources reviewed. Source reporting.
Case overview and current legal status
Angelica Sullivan charged with second-degree murder September 2026; exact current docket and plea pending
Ellenville / Ulster County, New York. Updated October 21, 2026. Charges are allegations unless a conviction is documented.
Courthouse and trial location
Case jurisdiction: Ellenville / Ulster County, New York. Exact trial courthouse, assigned judge and courtroom are not verified from a current docket. Police response locations are not trial venues.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys
Named prosecutors and defense attorneys require filed appearances, docket entries or on-record identification. No counsel is invented.
Victim background
Kathleen Pulido was ten when she died following an August 18, 2025 emergency response at her Ellenville home.
People involved
Angelica Sullivan, 30, is Kathleen’s mother and the charged defendant. She is presumed innocent.
Interactive timeline
2025-08-18 — View More
Kathleen found unresponsive and pronounced dead after transport
2025-08 to 2026-09 — View More
State Police and prosecutors investigated
2026-09-24 — View More
Sullivan arrested and charged with second-degree murder
2026-09-25 — View More
Police and court appearance reported.
Investigation and evidence
Police have not publicly disclosed a verified mechanism or cause of death in the reporting reviewed.
Witness statements and 911 evidence — View More
Interview or recording contents must be obtained and attributed to sworn testimony or a filed affidavit.
Surveillance and scene evidence — View More
Preservation, chain of custody and exhibit status must be verified.
Forensic and medical evidence — View More
Police have not publicly disclosed a verified mechanism or cause of death in the reporting reviewed.
Phone and digital records — View More
Any communications or location claims require court-record verification.
Court exhibits and transcripts — View More
No full public trial exhibit or transcript has been retrieved for this draft.
Prosecution and defense theories
The state alleges second-degree murder. The factual theory and any defense position await charging documents.
Trial testimony and courtroom developments
Hearing reports are distinguished from sworn trial testimony. No verified transcript, trial witness list or court exhibit has been retrieved for this draft.
Known trial witnesses
No person is labeled an expected trial witness without a filed witness list or sworn hearing record. People mentioned by investigators may not testify.
Verdicts, sentencing and appeals
Current procedural stage: Angelica Sullivan charged with second-degree murder September 2026; exact current docket and plea pending. Verify any judgment, sentence and appeal against the live court docket.
Unresolved questions
What do the autopsy and medical records establish about cause, manner, timing, and prior injury? What evidence led to the arrest after more than a year? Were there prior school, medical, police, or child-protection contacts? What exact murder count and theory are charged?
Court records and source documents
Official court access and agency announcements are distinguished from secondary reporting. These are links for collecting source documents, not representations that a specific PDF has been downloaded.
- New York Unified Court System (court / agency access)
- News 12 arrest and arraignment report (attributed source)
Documents requested — View More
Second-degree murder charging document, Town of Wawarsing arraignment record, Ulster County transfer docket and medical findings.
Editorial note: distinguish official findings, allegations, attributed statements, disputed evidence and court rulings. Protect minors and medical privacy.