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Witnesses Recall Suspicious Vehicle Sightings Before N.S. Children's Disappearance
Witnesses reported hearing a suspicious vehicle near the home of two missing Nova Scotia children hours before their disappearance, raising concerns for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigation.
- Witnesses in Gairloch reported a vehicle coming and going in the middle of the night just hours before Lilly and Jack Sullivan were reported missing in Nova Scotia.
- Court documents revealed these witness statements, which were made public after a request by CBC News and other agencies, highlighting potential leads for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
- The investigation includes reviewing closed-circuit television footage and may involve polygraph tests as authorities seek to uncover the circumstances surrounding the childrens disappearance.
Why It Matters
The ongoing search for Lilly and Jack Sullivan underscores the critical role of community vigilance in missing persons cases. As the Royal Canadian Mounted Police continue to investigate, the findings may influence broader discussions on child safety and law enforcement protocols.