In today’s video, we will be discussing the Jack and Lily Sullivan case because someone on the biological dad’s side of the family has spoken out, and this will shock you. Also, Lily and Jack went missing and were searched for straight away. This is very important, and I will tell you why.

So, the first thing that we are going to look at in today’s video is this clip posted by someone on TikTok. It shows that someone left a suspicious comment on one of the family members’ posts, which is very worrying.

The post reads: “Post all you want, Joe. I’m still coming to collect.”

Wait… what?

Okay, Malaya’s brother shared their mom’s post. He said, “Still praying and sharing. Please share and issue an Amber Alert to find these precious children.” Even the brothers are pushing for an Amber Alert. “We cannot go another night without them.”

But then someone posted a comment that reads: “Post all you want, Joe. I’m still coming to collect.” I mean, what? What does that even mean?

In the video, you can see that this comment was left on Malaya’s brother’s post, which he shared on Facebook about Jack and Lily going missing. The comment is extremely disturbing. It says, “Post all you want, Joe. I’m still coming to collect,” but the name of the person who said this has been blurred out. What is this person talking about? And what is he coming to collect? This really doesn’t look good, and it makes it clear that there was a lot more going on than we initially thought.

Now, before we get into the messages from the biological dad’s family, let’s take a look at a neighbor of Lily and Jack Sullivan who makes some very good points about the case.

It’s been 19 days since Lily Sullivan and Jack Sullivan were reported missing from their rural Nova Scotia home. Despite search efforts picking up almost immediately after receiving the call that the two children had allegedly wandered away—pausing and then resuming the search—nothing in the wooded area close to their home indicates that they walked through that very thick terrain, with a lot of fallen trees. No bootprints, no articles of clothing, no scent—nothing.

Glenn Brown, who worked as an operational dog handler in the RCMP for 26 years before retiring, states that this case is very unusual. He says, “It’s really strange to have two kids who just wandered away, and there’s no evidence to suggest where they could have wandered to.” He adds, “I find it hard to believe that a six and four-year-old would just disappear like that.”

This guy doesn’t work for the RCMP anymore, but he has the knowledge and experience of working for them. And he is saying what we are all thinking as professionals—someone who has done work in this field. He’s saying that this just doesn’t make sense.

Now, we’ve heard a lot about K9 dogs being brought in to track Lily and Jack’s scent, but we haven’t heard anything about cadaver dogs. Daniel Martell, the kids’ stepfather, stated that he wants cadaver dogs to be brought in during one of his recent interviews. Why have cadaver dogs not been utilized in this search yet?

Cadaver dogs are used to specifically pick up the scent of human remains. In a situation where Lily and Jack are believed to be deceased, according to the RCMP, after 19 days allegedly in the woods, you would think that cadaver dogs would be utilized to make the search easier. So, I find it strange that they haven’t been used yet. I’m wondering if authorities feel like maybe the kids aren’t even in the woods after all. Or maybe cadaver dogs have been used since Daniel Martell’s last interview. I’m not sure. I haven’t been able to find anything concrete to indicate that cadaver dogs have been used in the wooded area nearby the home.

In my gut, I still feel like there’s some sort of foul play involved here—whether it’s from a family member or a stranger.

On one hand, we have the road right next to the house. The kids apparently had their backpacks. It’s possible that they could have walked toward the road to go to school when they were grabbed by somebody driving by. On the other hand, Lily and Jack didn’t go to school on Tuesday because it was a day off. They weren’t in school on Wednesday and Thursday because they weren’t feeling good, and then Friday, they were reported missing. So, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the kids were unaccounted for by anyone except the mother and the stepfather. That is also extremely suspicious when you put all of this together.

Authorities have a lot to look through—many interviews to conduct, a lot of footage to review, and hopefully, there are cameras at either end of the road that could provide more insight into what happened to these two kids. Clearly, looking in the wooded area close to the home isn’t enough.

Malia Brooks Murray, the two children’s mother, stated on May 2nd that she wants an Amber Alert for the kids. She says that they are not shy to strangers and will go with anyone. They don’t understand stranger danger. “At this point, they may have been taken. Please send an Amber Alert now.”

When you combine this with the fact that Lily had her backpack and could have been walking toward the road to go to school, and then we have this article stating that the RCMP said there are impassable conditions and terrain in the woods, it just seems to indicate that the kids never wandered into the woods in the first place. Could the kids have actually been abducted, or was Malia Brooks Murray just trying to paint the picture that they could have possibly been abducted?

On one hand, she says the kids would have gone with a stranger if they were approached. But I’m pretty sure it was Daniel Martell, the stepfather, who said something completely different.

The main thing I want to talk about is the fact that as soon as Jack and Lily went missing, they were searched for. This is normally a big problem in missing persons cases, because in many cases, there’s some missing time after the disappearance, which makes it harder to locate the person. But Daniel apparently went out looking straight away. That leaves me with a bad feeling, because if he looked straight away and Jack and Lily had just wandered off, the chances of him finding them would be very high. But instead, no one has been found, which does leave you thinking that they aren’t anywhere near the woods.

The last thing we’re going to look at are some messages from the biological dad’s aunt, who had some very shocking things to say. In the first part of the message, she says, “The kids didn’t even go in the woods in the first place. Plus, they have dogs in the yard, which if someone abducted them, the dogs would have made a noise. I say they were taken off the land by someone close to them, either by quad or vehicle, and they are nowhere in those dense woods. So just stop searching because they’re not there.”

This is coming from the biological dad’s aunt, and apparently, the real dad was described as not being in the picture. Then, all of a sudden, these comments appear. So, does she—or anyone on the dad’s side—know something about the disappearances, or is she just basing this off what she knows about the family?

In the last part of the message, the aunt says that they need to interrogate the two parents and see which one cracks first. So, obviously, she’s blaming the family and suggesting that they’re involved.

What I find strange is that the aunt says, “I know they’re nowhere around that area whatsoever. In my heart, I know.” It sounds to me like she’s very sure about this, but how does she know?

The next message from the aunt shows her saying that Jack and Lily aren’t around the home and are somewhere else. So, we can see that the blame game is in full effect here. First, Daniel gets blamed by Malaya’s family, and now the biological dad’s family is blaming them. But surely, there’s no need to blame anyone or make such outrageous claims unless they know something has happened to Jack and Lily.

Let me know what you guys think about this down in the comments. Thank you for watching. Please like and subscribe, and we will update you as we find out more.