US EditionVolunteer in missing children search urges caution against speculation on their fate
- Four-Year-Old Jack Sullivan and his six-year-old sister Lily disappeared last week after leaving their residence in the Lansdowne Station area of northeastern Nova Scotia.
- The children are believed to have wandered away on a Friday, prompting a police investigation with detectives involved since last Saturday to assess suspicion.
- Search and rescue teams have thoroughly searched a four square kilometer stretch of dense forest located roughly 20 kilometers to the southwest of New Glasgow, although the RCMP reduced the scope of the search on Wednesday.
- The RCMP indicated that the likelihood of the children surviving six days in the remote forest is very low, while volunteer Daniel Roode encouraged the community to refrain from speculation that could increase local anxiety.
- Authorities continue investigating the disappearance, plan to revisit areas searched, and may deploy dogs to find human remains to ensure no clues are missed.
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Volunteer in search for missing N.S. children cautions against speculating on their fate
A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia. Meanwhile, a volunteer who helped with the search is urging the public to avoid harmful speculation.
Volunteer in Missing Children Search Urges Caution Against Speculation on Their Fate
A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia. On Wednesday, RCMP Staff Sgt. Robert McCamon, a senior major crime investigator, confirmed detectives have been involved in the case since last Saturday, a day after six-year-old Lily Sullivan and four-year-old Jack Sullivan are believed to have wandered from their rural home in Lansdowne Stati…
Volunteer urges against rumours in missing children case
A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia. On Wednesday, RCMP Staff Sgt. Robert McCamon, a senior major crime investigator, confirmed detectives have been involved in the case since last Saturday, a day after six-year-old Lily Sullivan and four-year-old Jack […]
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The Toronto StarVolunteer in missing children search urges caution against speculation on their fate
HALIFAX — A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia. On Wednesday, RCMP Staff Sgt.
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A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia. On Wednesday, RCMP Staff Sgt. Robert McCamon, a senior major crime investigator, confirmed detectives have been involved in the case since last Saturday, a day after six-year-old Lily Sullivan and four-year-old Jack Sullivan are believed to have wandered from their rural home in Lansdowne Stati…
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