Family And A Community Still Seek Answers

USPA NEWS - Jack was 4. Lilly was 6. Their family is still holding on to hope. Their community is still holding on to hope. And most importantly, they deserve to find peace.

On May 2, 2025, 6 year old Lilly Sullivan and 4 year-old Jack Sullivan were reported missing from their rural home on Gairloch Road in Lansdowne Station, Pictou County, Nova Scotia. According to their mother, Malehya Brooks-Murray, the children were heard playing that morning, but were unable to be located, resulting in a 911 call at approximately 10 a.m.

A robust multi-agency search effort, bolstered by hundreds of volunteers, drones, dogs, and aircraft, combed through several square kilometres of wooded terrain, demonstrating the power of collective action and community resilience, even as the full-scale search was eventually scaled back.

The RCMP's Major Crime Unit has kept the investigation active, reviewing surveillance footage, interviewing more than 100 people and conducting forensic exams, as the Nova Scotia government has offered a $150,000 reward for information, fueling hope for a breakthrough in this critical case.

More than 15 months later, the children remain missing and no public information has been disclosed, although law enforcement authorities indicate that the investigation is ongoing and there is no conclusive evidence of abduction.

Their mother has spoken publicly about still believing they are alive and urging anyone with real information to come forward.