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‘Nothing of relevance’ found in new search for Jack and Lilly Sullivan; RCMP

A new search for Jack and Lilly Sullivan.

An Ontario volunteer group ‘Please Bring Me Home’ led the efforts on Saturday through woods in Landsdowne Station, Pictou County.

The four-and-six year-old siblings reportedly went missing on May 2 from their home in the community.

Multiple search efforts have been completed since, the latest in September when RCMP had two cadaver dogs search the area for human remains.

In a statement to Acadia News, RCMP say items found during Saturday’s search are not relevant to the children’s disappearance, and thanked the volunteers for the efforts.

On Facebook, the organization says they’ve secured a cadaver dog team to do targeted searches around the area this week.

They plan to share more information on Wednesday.


  • Kevin Northup

    Kevin Northup has been a reporter and news anchor for more than 15 years. He is based in Yarmouth and covers stories locally and across Nova Scotia. Contact Kevin at northupk@radioabl.ca.

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