One year after Lilly and Jack Sullivan disappeared, RCMP say fate of missing children still unknown
RCMP Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon says all possible scenarios are under consideration
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Open this photo in gallery:Jack and Lilly Sullivan are seen in a handout photo from the Nova Scotia Ground Search and Rescue Association.HO/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountA year after the disappearance of two Nova Scotia children from their trailer in the rural hamlet of Lansdowne, RCMP say they’ve made progress on the case, but so far, it’s not been enough to determine with certainty what happened to Lilly and Jack Sullivan.At a press conference Thursday, RCMP Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon, acting officer in charge of major crime and behavioural sciences, said all possible scenarios related to the children’s disappearance are under consideration, calling on the public for fact-based tips.Over the last few months there has…
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