N.S. kids spotted with family members day before reported missing: RCMP
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Lilly and Jack Sullivan, aged six and four, went missing nearly four weeks ago. RCMP confirm the siblings were seen in public the day before being reported missing.
RCMP in Nova Scotia are looking for more video footage of two young children who vanished nearly four weeks ago, and are now confirming the siblings were seen in public with family members the day before being reported missing.
Lilly and Jack Sullivan — aged six and four — were reported missing from their home in Lansdowne Station, N.S. on May 2.
In a Wednesday update, RCMP said they’ve confirmed the two were “observed in public with family members on the afternoon of May 1” based on details they’ve gathered.
Police also said investigators have collected hours of video from the areas surrounding Lansdowne Station.
“We’re now asking anyone who has dashcam footage or video along Gairloch Rd. between 12 p.m. on April 28 and 12 p.m. on May 2 to contact us,” said Cpl. Sandy Matharu, Northeast Nova RCMP Major Crime Unit, in a news release.
RCMP said investigators have received — and are following up on — more than 355 tips. They’ve also interviewed in excess of 50 people and have more interviews planned “in the coming days.”
“Investigators remain committed to exploring all possibilities surrounding the children’s disappearance,” RCMP noted in the release.
The children’s disappearance launched a multi-day search that involved upwards of 160 people, including volunteers and agencies from around the province.
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