US EditionNova Scotia RCMP confirm children were seen in public a day before they disappeared
- Six-Year-Old Lilly Sullivan and her four-year-old brother Jack disappeared on May 2, 2025, after leaving their residence in the rural community of Lansdowne Station, Nova Scotia.
- On the afternoon of May 1, the children were accompanied by family members in a public setting, a day prior to being reported missing after leaving their rural residence.
- Police conducted an extensive six-day ground and air search covering over 5.5 square kilometres of dense, hilly woods near Gairloch Road, involving hundreds of volunteers and specialized equipment.
- Authorities have gathered extensive video recordings from local residents and trail cameras, received over 355 tips, and conducted interviews with more than 50 individuals to support the ongoing investigation.
- Although there is no evidence of abduction, police state the likelihood of the children surviving in the woods this long is very low, while continuing to seek public assistance for relevant video recordings.
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RCMP Seeking Dashcam Footage in Investigation of Missing Nova Scotia Children
The RCMP in Nova Scotia is asking the public to provide more video footage as it continues to investigate the disappearance of two children, while also confirming the siblings were seen with family the day before they were reported missing nearly a month ago. Lilly Sullivan, 6, and Jack Sullivan, 4, were reported missing at approximately 10 a.m. on May 2. They are believed to have wandered off from their home on Gairloch Road in Lansdowne Statio…
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Edmonton JournalMissing Nova Scotia siblings, Lilly and Jack, were seen with family the day before they disappeared
RCMP say they have fielded 355 tips in the case of Lilly and Jack Sullivan, who went missing in Pictou County, and interviewed 50 people
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