Canada LILY & JACK SULLIVAN: Missing from Pictou County, Nova Scotia since 2 May 2025 - Ages 6 & 4 (6 Viewers)

Lily Sullivan, 6, and Jack Sullivan, 4, were reported missing around 10 a.m. Friday. They were last seen on Gairloch Road in Lansdowne Station.

Police believe the siblings wandered away from their home and say there is no information to suggest they were abducted.
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Martell says he and Malehya Brooks-Murray asked Lily and Jack to quiet down on Friday morning to let the baby sleep.

He estimates it took up to 20 minutes to notice the two children were gone.

“A few minutes went by, I heard nothing. Got up, went out in the kitchen, checked everything, I seen they weren’t there. Checked their bedrooms and they weren’t there. So I looked out the backyard, that’s the only other place they would go, and their boots were gone. The door, the sliding door, was closed. Usually they don’t close the door, I usually have to remind them, remind them to close the door over and over,” he says.

Martell says he then jumped in his vehicle and started looking for them.

‘The house is just silent’: Stepdad speaks out as exhaustive search for missing N.S. children enters fifth day

The stepfather of two missing children in a rural area of Nova Scotia’s Pictou County is speaking out as the exhaustive search for the children enters its fifth day.

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media link: LILY & JACK SULLIVAN wandered off from their Pictou County, NOVA SCOTIA home on May 2, 2025 and are still MISSING!

 

[GrandmaBear]

....but still possibly close to home though even if they were killed

For sure, I'm just saying it could be either. They could be close or they could be further and anywhere.

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

Case of 2 missing N.S. children enters 10th day as police remain tight lipped | Globalnews.ca

Police in Nova Scotia have said nothing publicly since they announced a "scaled back" search for two missing children which entered its 10th day.

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Case of 2 missing N.S. children enters 10th day as police remain tight lipped​

Police in Nova Scotia have remained tight-lipped for days since they announced a “scaled back” search for two missing children from a rural part of the province which entered its 10th day.


However, since Wednesday, the RCMP have not said anything further about the case and no new details have surfaced leaving many wondering what is next for the search.

Global News reached out to the RCMP on Monday, 10 days since the children went missing, for an update but haven’t had confirmation if anyone would be made available.


The childrens’ stepfather, Daniel Martell, said he and his family have been working closely with the RCMP to assist in their investigation.

“They’ve gone through the house, dogs — they’ve gone around the property with dogs,” said Martell.

“I’ve given them everything they wanted, I gave them my phone, I asked for polygraph exams.”

Martell told Global News that his side of the family are the only ones at the search site, after Lily and Jack’s mother left the Pictou county last Saturday.

When reached by phone, the children’s mother, Malehya Brooks-Murray, said she had been advised by RCMP not to speak with the media further. Her mother, Cyndy Murray, also spoke to Global News and said the family was hoping for a positive outcome.

 

[Guess Who]

Case of 2 missing N.S. children enters 10th day as police remain tight lipped | Globalnews.ca

Police in Nova Scotia have said nothing publicly since they announced a "scaled back" search for two missing children which entered its 10th day.

globalnews.ca

Case of 2 missing N.S. children enters 10th day as police remain tight lipped​

Police in Nova Scotia have remained tight-lipped for days since they announced a “scaled back” search for two missing children from a rural part of the province which entered its 10th day.


However, since Wednesday, the RCMP have not said anything further about the case and no new details have surfaced leaving many wondering what is next for the search.

Global News reached out to the RCMP on Monday, 10 days since the children went missing, for an update but haven’t had confirmation if anyone would be made available.


The childrens’ stepfather, Daniel Martell, said he and his family have been working closely with the RCMP to assist in their investigation.

“They’ve gone through the house, dogs — they’ve gone around the property with dogs,” said Martell.

“I’ve given them everything they wanted, I gave them my phone, I asked for polygraph exams.”

Martell told Global News that his side of the family are the only ones at the search site, after Lily and Jack’s mother left the Pictou county last Saturday.

When reached by phone, the children’s mother, Malehya Brooks-Murray, said she had been advised by RCMP not to speak with the media further. Her mother, Cyndy Murray, also spoke to Global News and said the family was hoping for a positive outcome.

So he's asked for a polygraph, did they not administer one to him? Hard telling with the wording unless I missed it.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Well he said he asked for polygraphs, but never really said if they gave them or not.

Mom got out of there and has stayed largely silent. And she said in this one she or they were advised to stay silent by the Canadian police. If true, all I can say is here, they advise that to the ones they are sharing SOME with perhaps and have cleared, but they WANT the suspected perp BLABBING as much as possible for obvious reasons... Food for thought...

 

[Takeitfromme]

So he's asked for a polygraph, did they not administer one to him? Hard telling with the wording unless I missed it.

what about the mom..... did she sit at the lie box??

 

[Guess Who]

what about the mom..... did she sit at the lie box??

That was my other question...

 

[Tresir]

Case of 2 missing N.S. children enters 10th day as police remain tight lipped | Globalnews.ca

Police in Nova Scotia have said nothing publicly since they announced a "scaled back" search for two missing children which entered its 10th day.

globalnews.ca

Case of 2 missing N.S. children enters 10th day as police remain tight lipped​

Police in Nova Scotia have remained tight-lipped for days since they announced a “scaled back” search for two missing children from a rural part of the province which entered its 10th day.


However, since Wednesday, the RCMP have not said anything further about the case and no new details have surfaced leaving many wondering what is next for the search.

Global News reached out to the RCMP on Monday, 10 days since the children went missing, for an update but haven’t had confirmation if anyone would be made available.


The childrens’ stepfather, Daniel Martell, said he and his family have been working closely with the RCMP to assist in their investigation.

“They’ve gone through the house, dogs — they’ve gone around the property with dogs,” said Martell.

“I’ve given them everything they wanted, I gave them my phone, I asked for polygraph exams.”

Martell told Global News that his side of the family are the only ones at the search site, after Lily and Jack’s mother left the Pictou county last Saturday.

When reached by phone, the children’s mother, Malehya Brooks-Murray, said she had been advised by RCMP not to speak with the media further. Her mother, Cyndy Murray, also spoke to Global News and said the family was hoping for a positive outcome.

Strange that she has been advised not to speak to the media yet there he is jabbering away non stop. Why is that happening? Anyone got any idea? Could she be cooperating with LE to hang him out to dry?

Eta - I see that some posts are already alluding to this.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Strange that she has been advised not to speak to the media yet there he is jabbering away non stop. Why is that happening? Anyone got any idea? Could she be cooperating with LE to hang him out to dry?

Eta - I see that some posts are already alluding to this.

That's my guess.

 

[RoundPeg]

I dunno about this.

Could be one or the other parent.

Some psycho could have picked them up.

I just am not convinced they wandered off into the woods, stayed together, and met their demise.

 

[Guess Who]

I dunno about this.

Could be one or the other parent.

Some psycho could have picked them up.

I just am not convinced they wandered off into the woods, stayed together, and met their demise.

I'm not convinced of anything on this one either.

 

[Takeitfromme]

i just don't know WHAT to think in this case

 

[GrandmaBear]

Not convinced of anything either but am leaning a direction. I think LE are too.

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

‘We want answers’: All avenues being explored in search for missing N.S. children, police say

All avenues are being explored in the ongoing search for two young missing children in Nova Scotia, according to police.

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‘We want answers’: All avenues being explored in search for missing N.S. children, police say​

All avenues are being explored in the ongoing search for two young missing children in Nova Scotia, according to police.

The Pictou County District RCMP provided an update Tuesday on the search for six-year-old Lilly and four-year-old Jack Sullivan.


Police say more than 180 tips have been received from the public and are being followed up on.

They’ve also interviewed 35 people as part of the investigation, including community members and “those closest” to the children.

The RCMP’s Underwater Recovery Team searched bodies of water around Lansdowne Station last Thursday and Friday, but no evidence was found.

“We continue to work day and night on this file,” said MacKinnon. “Like all Nova Scotians, we want answers, and we want to know what happened to these children.”