US EditionRCMP scale back search for missing children in rural Nova Scotia
- The RCMP announced a reduction in their efforts to find Lily Sullivan, age six, and her four-year-old brother Jack, who disappeared on May 2, 2025, near their residence in Lansdowne Station, Nova Scotia.
- The search began after the children reportedly wandered away from their rural home on Gairloch Road, with police saying there is no evidence of abduction despite the stepfather's concerns.
- Up to 160 volunteers and professional teams, including the Nova Scotia Guard and helicopter units, have searched a heavily wooded four-kilometre area in Pictou County over six days, facing difficult terrain and weather.
- RCMP Staff Sgt. Curtis MacKinnon explained the search will focus on specific areas already covered to find any missed clues, while Major Crimes Unit head Robert McCamon said experts consider the likelihood the children are alive very low.
- The RCMP will continue investigating all leads and have urged anyone with information to come forward, while the family remains hopeful but unsettled by the ongoing situation.
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The disappearance in a forest of two six- and four-year-olds keeps Canada on the line
One week after the disappearance of two Canadian children on Friday, in a case that has caused shock in the American country. The six- and four-year-old brothers Lily and Jack Sullivan were last seen on May 2 at the family property located in Lansdowne Station, a community belonging to Nova Scotia Province. Search work to find the children alive continues, although the scenario is getting darker and darker. Continue reading
Conspiracy theorists are going wild over this case of two missing children
Jack and Lily have been missing for more than a week in Nova Scotia, Canada Amateur sleuths have seized on the disappearance of two young siblings in rural Canada, flooding TikTok with speculation. Lily Sullivan, six, and her brother Jack, four, were last spotted a week ago at their home in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. The children were reported missing on May 2, when authorities received a frantic phone call from their family. Since then, dozens…
Search for Nova Scotia Missing Children Being Scaled Back: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP have said they are scaling back the search for two young children who were first reported missing on May 2. Lily Sullivan, 6, and Jack Sullivan, 4, were reported missing to police around 10 a.m. that day. The duo are believed to have wandered off from their home in Pictou County, police said. RCMP said they were not giving up on finding the children. “We’re transitioning from a full-scale search to searches of more specific spac…
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