Overview
- The Nova Scotia government has offered up to $150,000 under its Major Unsolved Crimes Program for information on Lilly and Jack’s disappearance.
- The RCMP has received 488 tips and interviewed 54 individuals, deploying a truth verification unit that has conducted polygraph examinations.
- Child protection officials assessed the siblings’ living conditions months before their disappearance, and that case file is now under ministerial review.
- After broad searches were scaled back on May 7 due to low survival odds, authorities have focused targeted ground, aerial and canine operations in dense terrain near Lansdowne Station.
- Investigators report no evidence of abduction and are urging anyone with relevant video footage or witness accounts from late April and early May to come forward.