US EditionDocuments reveal new witness statements to RCMP about missing N.S. children
RCMP released witness accounts describing a vehicle repeatedly near the rural home hours before two children vanished, with polygraph tests showing no criminal suspicion so far.
- On Oct. 17, 2025, the Nova Scotia RCMP released new investigative details to The Canadian Press ahead of a court hearing, confirming Lilly Sullivan, 6, and Jack Sullivan, 4, were reported missing after a 911 call by their mother Malehya Brooks-Murray on May 2.
- Following legal challenges, police released court ITOs used to seek search warrants for phone, banking and video records, with Allison Gerrard saying, `The remaining redactions reflect ongoing concerns related to privacy and continued protection of the investigative process.`
- Two nearby residents heard a vehicle coming and going just hours before the children disappeared, with Brad Wong saying it left and returned three or four times after midnight.
- Search teams covered 8.5 square kilometres involving about 160 volunteers; last week, cadaver dogs found no remains and May 12 polygraph tests indicated parents were truthful under the Missing Persons Act as of July 16, 2025.
- On June 26, Brooks‑Murray provided police a SanDisk Cruzer Glide USB with a June 21 video of Patti Pearson and Darin Geddes, who uses the name Derwood O'Grady and suggested unverified theories.
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Documents reveal new witness statements to RCMP about missing N.S. children (Canada)
The RCMP has agreed to release new information about the disappearance of two children from their home in rural Nova Scotia, including accounts from witnesses who said they heard a vehicle going back and forth nearby, a few hours before the kids were reported missing. Malehya Brooks-Murray reported ...
Witnesses describe hearing vehicle the night before N.S. children reported missing
Two people who live near the home of Jack and Lilly Sullivan told police they heard a vehicle coming and going in the middle of the night, just hours before the Nova Scotia children were reported missing, court documents show.
Documents reveal new witness statements to RCMP about missing N.S. children
The RCMP has agreed to release new information about the disappearance of two children from their home in rural Nova Scotia, including accounts from witnesses who said they heard a vehicle going back and forth nearby, a few hours before the kids were reported missing.
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