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It's now been 10 weeks since 4-year-old Jack and his 6-year-old sister, Lily Sullivan,

were reported missing from their rural Nova Scotia home.

As we detailed in this series of nighttime episodes, the children's mother and stepfather told

police that when they woke around 10 a.m. on Friday, May 2nd, Jack and Lily were gone.

Since then, the case has been gaining international attention as it teeters somewhere between

a missing person's case and a criminal investigation. In this episode, Madeline Klein and I are going

to continue our episode series breaking down the past week's developments in this ever-evolving case.

We have some news coverage of the two-month anniversary. We have a long-form interview with

Corporal Tromblay of the RCMP. We'll discuss a concerning abduction attempt that took place in

the neighboring province of New Brunswick just about a week prior to the children being reported

missing, and a whole

bunch more to get into. But I do have to say the most disturbing part of the developments we're

going to be discussing is simply how quiet things have come around the case. So let's get into it.

Tonight, in this episode of Nighttime, we'll be discussing all the developments that happened

during our 10th week of asking where are Lily and Jack Sullivan?

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