Nova Scotia offers a reward of up to $ 150,000 for more information in the disappearance of Two young children who were seen for the last time over a month and a half ago.
Lilly Sullivan, 6, and his brother Jack Sullivan, 4, were missing on May 2 at their home at Lansdowne station in the county of Pictou.
Lilly Sullivan, 6, and his brother Jack Sullivan, 4, was missing on May 2 at their home in Lansdowne Station, NS, in the county of Pictou.
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Their disappearance was added to the province Major program of unresolved crimesWhich, according to the province, is a “tool to help the police in the main cases of unresolved crime”.
In a brief call, the child’s maternal grandmother told Global News that the family focuses on the search for Lilly and Jack, and that they hoped that the reward will help in the case.
In a press release Thursday, Becky Druhan, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, said: “The disappearance of Jack and Lilly Sullivan is felt through the province and beyond, and my heart goes to the family, the community and all those who have worked to find these children from the first day.
“Police and investigators work tirelessly to find answers, and I urge anyone with information to share this with the RCMP as soon as possible.”
The amount awarded as part of the program will be based on the “survey value” of information.
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Those who have information can call the reward program for major non-resolved crimes at 1-888-710-9090.
“People with information must provide their name and contact details and can be called to testify in court. All calls will be recorded,” the province said in the press release.
The information can also be shared anonymously thanks to traffic jams in Nova Scotia in 1-800-222-Tips (8477).
Many research
The RCMP previously declared that it has obtained children’s video sequences with their families in public, taken the day before the disappearance.
The search for Lilly and Jack involved hundreds of hours of research on difficult land near the children’s rural house. Once the research is reduced, more targeted operations in the areas of the house have been carried out.
It is believed that Lilly, who is four feet high and about 60 pounds, wore a top pink barbie and pink rubber boots with a rainbow at the time of his disappearance. She also wore a backpack with an impression of strawberry.
Jack is described as three feet-six and 40 pounds, and wore a traction layer, black Under Armor jogging pants and blue rubber boots with an impression of dinosaur.
It is believed that Lilly Sullivan, 6, wore pink boots with a rainbow and a backpack with strawberries on it. Jack Sullivan, 4, would have brought boots with an impression of dinosaur. The two were missing on May 2, 2025.
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In an update last week, the RCMP said that she had discovered what had happened to the brothers and sisters Can take longer than they had “hoped”.
As part of their investigation, some people who were interviewed had undergone polygraphic tests, police said.
They also revealed that several national agencies, including the National Center for Disappeared People and the Canadian Child Protection Center, joined the investigation.
The children’s stepfather, Daniel Martell, previously said He proposed to take a polygraph and that he had been administered.
“I have results, and I don’t know if I can share these results, but they were good in my favor. I will say it,” he said on May 28.
He said he was aware of public speculation and on social networks suggesting that he was involved in their disappearance, but he firmly denied these allegations.
Martell also indicated that he was not in contact with the mother of the children since May 3 – one day after having disappeared.
A former Nova Scotia police detective told Global News last week that he thought that the search was a criminal investigation.
Jim Hoskins, who does not work on the case, said the investigators would be “on the balance of probabilities” and considered the fact that several research in the area strongly wooded around the house had not revealed any evidence.
“If you can’t find them, someone should say:” Enough enough for the search for these areas. “So now we are moving forward?
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