POLICE GOING BACK TO CULVERTS? | LILLY AND JACK SULLIVAN

There are a number of reasons I don’t believe the children are in that forest.

Firstly, they would have found something — even if it was just boots or an article of clothing. The search dogs would have picked up a scent, and the scent wouldn’t have ended at the bottom of the driveway.

I also don’t believe the children were abducted. The area is so remote; I just don’t buy it. I think something else happened, and those close to the children know what happened and where they are.

My instinct is telling me that more bodies of water need to be checked — especially culverts. When Daniel said he was searching and the water was up to his chest, the mention of culverts made my skin crawl for some reason. I think the police should go back there and check again, which I believe they are doing with the help of the major crime unit.

Something else I want to bring to your attention is this post: it seems that Daniel is an avid fisherman. In 2019, he received a seasonal award outside of the “Lunkers of the Year” for each species. He was the only member to post six different species of fish. In other words, Daniel knows his way around water.

One of the first places he went to search was the water. He is very specific about the culvert, though. In this interview, he says:

“As soon as I noticed that I didn’t hear anything, I immediately jumped out of bed,” he said in an interview outside the home. “I searched the bedrooms and looked in the backyard because they go looking for bugs and grass to feed the chickens. And when I noticed they weren’t there, I jumped in my vehicle and surveyed every dirt road and culvert I could find.”

He didn’t just speak generally, saying he searched the yard, the roads, or bodies of water, etc. He made sure to mention culvert.

Culverts are man-made structures that channel water safely under obstacles such as roadways and railroads. If the kids were placed in a culvert, I think it would be extremely difficult to locate them.