Yet another HUGE LIE from Lilly & Jack Sullivan’s step-dad that we ALL MISSED until now!
It is Thursday morning, the 10th of July, and we’re going back to Nova Scotia in Canada this morning to talk—once again—about the disappearance of missing siblings: six-year-old Lily and four-year-old Jack Sullivan from Lanstown Station.

Yesterday in a livestream, I went through a whole bunch of conflicting statements—what Malaya has said, what Daniel has said—and we can only conclude that things are not what they seem. Someone is lying. Daniel is clearly lying. Clearly lying. Or I need another explanation.

But I’ve found yet another lie that I’ve missed until now. I don’t think a lot of people have seen this particular article that I’m going to share with you all. So I’m going to keep this one fairly brief. It’s just yet another example of yet another lie. Let’s go.

Before we get into that, I just want to say thank you to all those who’ve given my mother best wishes and so on in the comments. For those of you who were in my livestream yesterday, you’ll know that my mother is in hospital. She’s doing okay. I went to see her yesterday afternoon. She was tired, but she’s doing okay. They’re doing tests; they don’t know what’s wrong with her yet. But thank you to all of those who have sent prayers and given her best wishes.

Alright, first let’s remind ourselves what Malaya said in the one and only interview she gave to the media—on May 3rd. This was just hours before she upped and left.

Let’s just remind ourselves of this:

“What happened was, we woke up. I heard them playing in the next room beside us, and I was drifting in and out of sleep. And they’re not the type of kids that—we tell them not to go outside on their own. We always make sure that we’re out there with them, watching them.
And they happened to just get out that sliding door, and we can’t hear it when it opens.
And they were outside playing, but we weren’t aware of it at the time.
And the next thing we knew—the room, like, it was quiet.
And I tell him, my partner Daniel—I tell him, ‘Do you hear the kids?’
And he says, ‘No.’
And we get up instantly. We’re looking outside, we’re looking everywhere, yelling.”

Okay. So a few things here.

She said to Daniel: “Do you hear the kids?”
But Daniel says the opposite. He says it was him who said to Malaya, “Do you hear the kids?”

From Daniel:

“Malaya and the baby were asleep. Lily came in multiple times. I was not in deep sleep by any means.
About 20 minutes passed. When I woke up, Malaya was right beside me—she was still asleep. And I said, ‘I don’t hear Lily and Jack.’”

Okay, maybe it’s an easy mistake to make. You know—they don’t quite remember who said what to who. They were sleeping, having a lazy morning, because they didn’t have to get Lily up for school. Lily was off with a cough.

But let’s go back. Malaya said:

“Woke up. I heard them playing in the next room beside us.”

Daniel says Malaya was asleep. But he saw Lily.

“Malaya and the baby were asleep. Lily came in multiple times.”

And that sliding glass door?

Malaya:

“They happened to just get out that sliding door and we can’t hear it when it opens.”

She says the door is silent.

But Daniel now says he heard the sliding door:

From May 13 (St. Albert Gazette):

“Minutes later, he heard the sliding door that leads onto the backyard open and close.”

So which is it? You can’t hear it open? Or you did hear it open?

And remember, both of them have said that Lily and Jack never go out unsupervised. But Belinda, the children’s paternal grandmother, says Malaya told her the kids wander a lot.

Daniel also says:

“We don’t usually like them to be too loud, because they’re going to wake up the baby.
I could hear Jack in the kitchen. A few minutes went by. I heard nothing.
Got up, went to the kitchen, checked everything.
I saw they weren’t there. Checked their bedrooms. They weren’t there.”

But now here’s the new part—something I hadn’t seen before. I stumbled upon this completely by accident this morning. It’s from the St. Albert Gazette, dated May 13—a full week after the May 6 article.

And this is important because Daniel’s story was already starting to change.

From that article:

“Six-year-old Lily Sullivan and four-year-old Jack Sullivan were reported missing on May 2nd from the residence in Lanstown Station, 140 km northeast of Halifax.
Police scaled back the ground search last week, saying it was unlikely the children were still alive if they had wandered into the densely wooded area surrounding their rural residence.”

It goes on to say that Daniel Martell attended a four-hour interview with major crimes investigators and handed over his phone voluntarily.

“I’ve been 100% cooperating. I gave them my phone. I offered drug tests. I offered lie detector tests.”

He now says he passed the polygraph. But did he ever take a drug test? We don’t know. There’s no confirmation.

And here’s another contradiction:

He said Lily was wearing a pink shirt when she poked her head in the room.
But he later changed what the kids were wearing.
He also says: ‘Minutes later, I heard the sliding door that leads onto the backyard open and close.’
Then he says he immediately got into his vehicle and started driving around, looking in culverts.”

Again… Malaya says the sliding glass door was silent. Daniel says he heard it. Which is it?

Listen, if Lily and Jack simply wandered off into the woods and died tragically, why would such a simple story have so many variations?

The truth doesn’t change.

But here we are—two months later—and the story is all over the place.

Daniel has told this version to one outlet… that version to another.

And you know what? It’s only a matter of time before Malaya cracks. She’s suspicious of Daniel. We’ve seen that. And they both say they were in bed, both in and out of sleep. But we can’t even get the basic question answered:

Who noticed the kids were missing first?

Malaya says:

“I told Daniel, ‘Do you hear the kids?’”

Daniel says:

“I told Malaya, ‘I don’t hear Lily and Jack.’”

They can’t even keep their own stories straight.

Look. This whole thing is now so convoluted. So confusing. And frankly—if this really happened the way they say it did—there wouldn’t be all these inconsistencies.

No. Two months down the line, this thing stinks.

I’ve said from day one—there’s something not right in this case. And I absolutely stand by that.

So, who’s going to tell the truth once and for all?

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