π¨π βWHERE ARE LILLY & JACK?β β TWO YEARS? NO β MORE THAN A YEAR LATER, ANSWERS ARE STILL NEEDED ποΈ
Six-year-old Lilly Sullivan and her younger brother, four-year-old Jack Sullivan, remain missing from Lansdowne Station, Nova Scotia, more than a year after they were reported missing.
π A SEARCH THAT HAS LEFT QUESTIONS UNANSWERED
Lilly and Jack were reported missing from their rural home on Gairloch Road on the morning of May 2, 2025.
A large-scale search began almost immediately, involving police, search-and-rescue teams and specialized resources. Despite extensive efforts, the children have still not been located.
π¨ RCMP CONTINUE TO SEEK FACT-BASED INFORMATION
The Nova Scotia RCMP has repeatedly emphasized that the investigation remains active.
As the first anniversary approached, investigators said they needed specific and verifiable information that could help move the case forward. Police warned that rumours and speculation would not help locate Lilly and Jack.
By February 2026, investigators said they had received more than 1,100 tips and were working through more than 1,400 investigative tasks connected to the case. A reward of up to C$150,000 remains available for information about the children’s disappearance.
π THEIR FAMILIES ARE STILL WAITING
The disappearance has continued to weigh heavily on the children’s relatives and the surrounding community.
A gathering was held outside an RCMP detachment in May 2026, marking one year since Lilly and Jack vanished. Community members gathered to call for answers while the investigation continued.
ποΈ THE SEARCH FOR ANSWERS CONTINUES
There has been no confirmed sighting of Lilly or Jack since their disappearance, and authorities have not publicly established what happened to them.
The RCMP continues to α΄ssess information and pursue investigative leads, while urging anyone who has specific, factual information about the children’s whereabouts to come forward.
For their loved ones, the question remains painfully simple:
Where are Lilly and Jack?
Until that question is answered, the search continues.
Source: Nova Scotia RCMP | Global News | CityNews.
