Lilly & Jack Sullivan’s aunt drops a huge clue that no one dared speak about… 

we’re going back to Nova Scotia to talk about the disappearance of siblings—6-year-old Lily and 4-year-old Jack Sullivan—from Lansdown Station. They’ve now been missing since May the 2nd—two whole months.

They were reported missing around 10:00 a.m. on that day by their mother, Malaya Brooks Mary. And since then, we’ve had numerous people coming out and talking.

Malaya did one interview.
Stepdad Daniel did a whole bunch of interviews—he’s consistently talked to the media. You know, the first couple of weeks it was like on a daily basis.
We’ve also had more extended family members coming out. We’ve had Daniel’s cousin Logan. We’ve had the children’s paternal grandmother, Belinda, who’s done a few interviews now.
We’ve had Derwood—stroke Darren—who is Malaya’s cousin, twice removed.
And now, most recently, we’ve had someone called Haley, who is Malaya’s half-sister.

She was there on May the 3rd, when everything went down. Because—very unusually for a missing persons case—very unusually, Malaya, within a day of the children being reported missing, left. She went to go and live with her mother and took the baby.

Now, the story that we’ve been given by multiple people is that the cops or CPS—I’m not sure which entity—didn’t want the baby (the baby that Malaya and Daniel share, a 16-month-old little girl called Meadow) staying at the property while all the searching and stuff was going on.

That’s what we’ve been told anyway.

It was arranged that baby Meadow would go and stay with Logan, Daniel’s cousin. But then Malaya’s mother got involved. There was a massive altercation, and Malaya left with her mother.
These are all alleged things that have happened.

CPS would only allow Meadow to stay with Malaya if she was supervised—which I find really interesting.
And Daniel wasn’t allowed to see Meadow at all.
He’s very recently, I think, been able to have a visitation with her.

Malaya won’t take his calls. She won’t answer him. It’s all very strange—because literally days earlier, she was on Facebook saying she couldn’t live without him.

Very strange.
Very quick turnaround.

So obviously, that kind of situation creates a huge amount of speculation—this altercation, this kickoff.
We heard, first of all, that Malaya’s family accused Daniel of doing something to Lily and Jack—that he was responsible for their disappearance.

We’ve heard from Daniel that he doesn’t know why. He says he spent five minutes with her mother, and then left.

And then we’ve had this story from Derwood/stroke Darren—who is a Malaya family member—saying that Malaya had the children disappeared. That she wanted to leave. That she got someone to pick up Lily and Jack early in the morning.

And apparently, Janie—Daniel’s mother, who also lives on the property in the RV at the back—almost caught Malaya red-handed. She saw Malaya on the driveway and said: “What did you do?”

And Malaya had already disappeared Lily and Jack. She was meant to be going along later to leave with Meadow—but she didn’t.
And then she got herself into this situation where she now can’t tell the truth.

So look, I know a lot of people don’t believe Derwood/stroke Darren.
I don’t believe any of these people.
I don’t believe any of them at this point.

It would be nice if it was true, because that would mean Lily and Jack were alive and safe and living somewhere else—but they’d be alive and safe, at least.

It doesn’t seem likely. Because why wouldn’t Malaya just leave?
Why wouldn’t they all just leave?
Get someone to pick them up and just leave?

So that’s where we’re at with the situation—a bunch of speculation and very few facts coming out from the RCMP.
The RCMP are keeping everything very close to the vest. They don’t update very often.

But now we’ve had Haley coming out. So we’re going to talk about it.
Let’s go.

Okay, before we get into what Haley said about the altercation on the 3rd of May, can I just remind you—if you’re not yet subscribed, please do so. I’m trying to get to 100,000 subscribers on this channel by the end of the year.

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I’ve just subscribed here to Hidden in the Fog because I’m going to play a little snippet from something they’ve posted. This is Malaya’s half-sister, Haley. It’s a 10-minute audio-only clip. I assume this is from a TikTok video. It doesn’t say in the description, but I’m assuming it’s from a TikTok live.

I don’t use TikTok very often. It’s a little bit like the Wild West to me.

Anyway, Haley talked about the blanket. She was there when the blanket was found. They took a photo of it and Malaya said, “Yes, it’s Lily’s blanket.”
It was a blanket that had been ripped and thrown in the garbage. But somehow, a section of it found its way a mile or so down the road—near the natural gas pipeline where a child’s bootprint was found.
And it wasn’t there when the cops originally went through.

It’s all a bit strange.
The whole blanket thing is strange.

Daniel originally came out and said the blanket wasn’t Lily’s—but apparently now it was.

Was it planted? Did it grow legs? Did the wind blow it there?
I don’t know. I honestly don’t know what to make of the blanket.

The other thing Haley talked about was the idea that Malaya should be able to have a normal life.
Well… ultimately, yes, you can’t live your life in perpetual limbo—except when you’ve got a missing family member. That is how you live.

I mean, yes—you’ve got to live your life, you’ve got to do things to carry on.
But Jack and Lily are gone. And it’s like: “Oh well, I’m just going to carry on and live my life. I’m not going to search. I’m not going to do publicity. I’m just going to live my life.”
Oh, okay?

Very strange attitude to have.

Anyway, I want to talk about the altercation, because there is something here that—in my opinion—makes what happened with Meadow make sense.

So, this family altercation happened in the driveway.
Haley was there for that.

And there’s a big piece that Logan left out. Haley said she’s ready to share it because they’ve all known it, but no one’s said it—and it’s a very crucial point.

Now, we only have Haley’s word that she is Malaya’s half-sister. I do know Malaya has a half-sister and a half-brother—someone called Hayden.
Haley kind of sounds like Malaya. Same tone of voice. But again, everything here is alleged.

Logan (Daniel’s cousin) talked about the altercation. She was involved in it—but she apparently missed this crucial detail.

Haley described it:
Before the police briefing, they were all in the house. Daniel was in the bathroom.
Haley, her sister-in-law, her sister, Malaya’s mother, and her partner were all in the kitchen. They heard rustling around in the bathroom and thought: “What the hell?”

Her stepmom knocked on the door and asked Daniel if he was okay. Her sister-in-law went in, needing to use the bathroom, and Daniel came out, hovering.

So they went in to investigate.
According to Haley, they were suspicious—because Daniel was allegedly taking drugs in there.

Now, you’d have to be very suspicious of someone to go investigate what they’re doing in a bathroom. Very intrusive. I wouldn’t even think of doing that unless I already suspected something.

Anyway, this was just before the briefing. And we know that during that briefing—or just after—Malaya left. She went in an ambulance, then left with her mother. That’s what Daniel says.

Haley claims that Daniel was on drugs—and that’s what caused the altercation in the driveway.
She says she confronted the family and her sister admitted Daniel had been using for two years. Everyone supposedly already knew.

If that’s true—that Daniel was using meth and there were kids in the house—it explains why CPS was so concerned about Meadow.

It also raises questions: Was Malaya using too?
Because if she knew about it and did nothing, she knowingly kept her kids in harm’s way.

And that would explain why CPS insisted Meadow only be with her under supervision.
It also makes sense that Daniel wasn’t allowed visitation unless he passed drug tests.

Haley said Darren’s story is “not 100%”—but she didn’t say it was false. Just “not 100%.”
Which means some of it might be true.

And when Malaya was asked about it in texts, she didn’t deny it either.

There’s something here, guys.
I said right from the outset that something didn’t ring true with this case. And it gets more and more muddy and concerning with every new person who speaks out.

All right. Gonna leave it there.
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