Siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan have been missing since the morning of May 2. Their parents reported last seeing them at 8:00 a.m. that day. Police were called to the family’s residence shortly after 10:00 a.m., following a 911 call requesting assistance in locating the children.
The search effort, based in Pictou, Nova Scotia, has been ongoing since that day. Search teams have spent countless hours scouring the area, while authorities have kept all possibilities open — including the potential for criminal involvement.
On May 20, Melissa Scott, 44, a neighbour living in Glengarry Station about five kilometres east of the Sullivan home, was visited by two RCMP major crime unit officers. They asked if she had any trail cameras on her 16-hectare property.
Fortunately, Scott had seven cameras installed — one pointing down her driveway, another near her home, and the rest scattered throughout the surrounding woods. Police requested footage captured between April 27 and May 3. ( Source: interview with CBC News )
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