One Year Later: Lilly & Jack Sullivan Still Missing

0:00It's been exactly one year since 6-year-old Lily and her 4-year-old brother Jack Sullivan vanished from their home and lands down station. Northeastern Nova Scotia, their mother reported them missing at 10-01am on May 2, 2025, believing the kids had just wandered off from Garelock Road. That report triggered one of the largest searches in provincial history, pulling in RCMP from across Canada, but it turned up nothing so far. People have stayed engaged and concerned, which police appreciate yet they're clear now, they need verifiable facts, not rumors or guesses to push forward. Investigators have interviewed 106 people, run lie detector tests on several, sifted through 1,191 tips, and tackled 1,534 tasks, including forensics at the National Lab and deep dives into phones and bank records of those, closest to the kids. Major resources keep pouring in from partners like the National Center for Missing Persons,

1:01with every scenario still on the table and every solid. Lead getting chased. If you have real info, hit up Northeast Nova RCMP, Major Crime at 9028-96060 or Go Anonymous through Crime Stoppers. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the Story.