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RCMP Focuses Investigation on Tips, Forensics in Search for Missing Nova Scotia Siblings

As search operations narrow, police interview 35 individuals, analyze over 180 tips, and combat misinformation in the case of Lily and Jack Sullivan.

Daniel Martell is pleading with the public to keep their eyes peeled for Lilly and Jack Sullivan, aged six and four.
Searchers return to the basecamp after looking for Lily Sullivan and Jack Sullivan, two children missing since last week, in Lansdowne Station, Nova Scotia, Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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Overview

  • Six-year-old Lily and four-year-old Jack Sullivan disappeared on May 2 from their home in rural Nova Scotia, prompting extensive search efforts.
  • The RCMP has scaled back large-scale search operations, citing low survival odds, and shifted to a targeted investigation with specialized crime and forensic units.
  • Investigators are conducting formal interviews with 35 individuals and continuing to analyze over 180 public tips for credible leads.
  • Online misinformation and speculation have complicated the investigation, diverting resources and prompting legal warnings about potential cyberbullying and defamation.
  • The children’s stepfather suspects they were kidnapped, but the RCMP has found no evidence to support this theory as the search and investigation continue.