Hey, everyone, welcome back to Crime Weekly News. I'm Derek Levasser. And I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And today we're talking about the heartbreaking case out of Nova Scotia.

This is a town that I actually have plans to go up and visit in a couple months. My good friend

Emmett lives out there and he's been asking me for years to go up there. He actually owns a

river rafting company and every year he comes down to see me but I don't go up there. But I really do

got to get up there soon. It's a beautiful place, but obviously we're talking about it for not so great reasons.

So for anybody who doesn't know, two siblings, Lily and Jack Sullivan, have gone missing, and so

far no one knows where they are.

The search is still ongoing, but there's a lot of questions and not many answers.

So we're going to break down what we know so far, what's been reported, and where the

investigation stands right now and potentially what we can do moving forward. But at minimum,

crime weekly news, it's a vessel for information sharing. We talked about Grant Hardin last week.

We want to make people aware of it. We want people to be safe. Here's another opportunity to use

our platform, share a message

where maybe this community together can help bring these two kids home. That's what we're really

hoping for. So Stephanie, break it down for us. Yeah, and the community has been searching for them

tirelessly. We're going into, I believe we're in the fourth week, the fourth week of this search. So this happened on the morning of

May 2, 2025. 6-year-old Lily and her 4-year-old brother Jack were reported missing from their

home on Garlock Road in Lansdowne Station, Pictou County. This is a very isolated area.

I have to say that, especially where they lived. It's pretty isolated.

And the children were in the home with their mother and their stepfather and a baby sibling that the mother and stepfather share.

So according to the stepfather, Daniel Martel, the children were last seen around 10 a.m.

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