CLOSING IN ON 3 PEOPLE| JACK & LILLY!
I’m asking Spirit: what do we need to know right now about Jack and Lily?
What do we need to know right now—Jack and Lily?

We need to know that the RCMP is moving in on a few people.
There are at least three people I feel intuitively.
RCMP, police—whatever you all call them—and I mean that respectfully, okay?
They’re moving in on at least three people.

We are getting ready to find out—not everyone passed their polygraph test.
This is big. This will be breaking news.
Because there’s a small group of people who did not pass,
and the police are trying to comb through this information.
Because it’s mind-blowing that more than a few people failed.

Now, it is very possible that these people were nervous during the time they were under the lie detector test.
I want to be fair. So it’s possible—it could happen—possibly, if you’re nervous.
But for a high-profile case like this, where we have two siblings missing,
we don’t have time for “maybe,” “what if,” or “maybe they were nervous.” No.
No, we can’t go by that.

This is extremely sensitive and extremely serious.
We have not one, but two missing kids who were under the same roof,
under the same care by two adults that we know of.

Remember, we don’t know who else was there that morning they disappeared.
And you hear me say that morning—I can’t even confirm that.
Intuitively, I feel like it was the wee hours of the morning.
Yeah, but not later in the morning.

Okay, none of it can really be confirmed.
You want to know why? Because two people know exactly what happened to the children.
And that’s—in my opinion—mom and stepdad.

I cannot get past it. I’m not changing my mind.

The information I’m sharing with you all—these are called updates.
Updated energy.
I am gifted. I am able to tap into this.
In fact, we are all gifted—not just me.
But I am able to tap into these energies.

And I’m telling you right now, even though I cannot prove it—
but I truthfully, honestly, and intuitively feel the RCMP is moving in on at least three people.
There are at least three—out of those, what was it, about 50 or 54?
Let me know in the comment section if you know or have the exact number of people that were under that poly, okay?
Please correct me. But I believe it was 50 or 54, if I’m not mistaken.

There’s a good three that failed.

And I’m not naming who it is. I’m not saying it’s the parents.
But then—it could be.

And I always wondered, you all—I said,
“You know what? Daniel spoke to the news and said,
‘Well, as far as I know, everything looks good for me.’”

He was referring to the polygraph test.
He took a polygraph test, and as far as I know, everything looks good.
Something like that, okay?

In easier words, he’s basically saying:
“Look y’all, I passed the damn test.”
Not those exact words—but that’s what he was saying. He passed the test.

But it’s interesting, because there has been no report about the RCMP—or anyone else—backing up his claim.
So, we’re hearing it from Daniel himself, from his own mouth,
but nobody ever came forward to back it up.

And it has me kind of thinking now—
when we’re hearing the latest report from RCMP (okay, you can Google it—I’ll leave it in the description box)…
There is a recent report out, okay? Just updating us on their search efforts and what they’re doing.
And even what I just told you about—
I can’t remember if it was about 50 or 54 people they’ve tested already—meaning poly tests.
Okay, that’s where I got that information. It’s public. Okay? It is public information from the RCMP.

So going back to that—it makes me kind of wonder:
Is this why the RCMP did not back up Daniel’s claim that he passed the poly?

Remember, he told that to the news, okay?
Because they’re still combing through a lot of that information.

They’re trying to figure it out.
They’re trying to figure out: Was this person nervous? Is this why they failed?
Did this person know how to beat the system? Is that why they passed?

Either way, to be honest with you—it’s not admissible in court,
so it can’t really be used in any legal investigation.
But it’s the fact that people want to know,
and it will help lead and guide them in the investigation.

It’ll give them an idea: “We’re going to rule these two people out,
and we’re going to kind of keep our eye on these couple of people.”
Kind of like that, you know?

So that’s the least they can do within this investigation.
The least.

But going back to that—you think, right?
You think, “Well, wait a minute…”
The truth is, the RCMP could have come forward.
They could have mentioned it in some article.
They could have said, “Hey, Daniel passed the poly test. So we just want to give y’all a heads-up. Leave him alone already.”
Leave him alone already—I can hear it: “Leave me alone!”

Yeah, seriously, Daniel could scream that all day and all night:
“I’m innocent. I passed the test.”

Except—we are not 100% sure of that.
And we still need that to be validated—by the people who gave him the test.
Most importantly, by the RCMP.
That’s where it counts.
Not word of mouth—not even that. Not from your mouth.

Okay, I’m sorry. But I don’t believe it right now.
And until it comes out from the RCMP…

Okay.

What I get now:
They’re still combing through a lot of information.
They’re still looking through camera footage.
They’re trying to put the pieces together.
But I do feel that they have their eyes on a few people—
not just because they failed the poly,
but because they’ve always had a feeling that these three people were lying.

They’re trying to figure out who was physically involved.
Meaning—who did the unaliving? Who did the hurting? Who did the hiding?
They’re trying to comb through it. Who did what?

We’re waiting on one of them to break.

And I just want to give a heads-up:
They’re watching and listening.
There’s an investigator listening and watching social media,
and they’re waiting for someone to slip up.

So I’m hearing about this Belinda person, this person, that person, a possible cousin—
all these people. Everyone except Malaya and Daniel are talking.
Well, they’re saying Daniel did speak through messages, but I don’t know how true any of that is.

Okay, the people that are going back and forth with Daniel, Belinda, and whoever else these people are—
just be careful that you’re not getting yourself in trouble.
Make sure you are talking to who you believe you are talking to.
There’s a lot of tricksters out here.

It really could be the people they feel they are speaking to, messaging back and forth.
But it’s one of those things where you need to be 100% sure, you know?

Because something’s off.

Something’s off with, allegedly, a cousin speaking—and Miss Belinda speaking—
and something’s a little off. Why do they all feel so comfortable?
Not saying it’s wrong. I’m not saying it’s wrong.
But why do they all feel so comfortable enough to speak about what happened—
or their beliefs, or whatever it is they’re speaking about?

Because I’m not trying to put words in their mouths.
But why do they feel so comfortable to come out to YouTubers or Facebookers or whoever, and speak about this stuff?
Why are they okay with their messages being shared?

I’m not saying it’s a problem—for them. I’m just curious: Why are they okay with that?

Yeah…
But it is what it is.

But be careful, because they’re listening.

There’s a private investigator that’s listening.
Because I’m telling you—let me tell y’all something.

The RCMP—allegedly—they have reason, pretty strong reason,
to believe that something happened to those kids right at home.

No Amber Alert was sent out.
And we still, even up until now, don’t hear about any Amber Alerts.
And we’re not going to hear about any Amber Alerts.
First of all, it’s kind of way too late.

It should have been done at the beginning—but it wasn’t.
Because they had no belief or reason to send one out.

Because whatever the RCMP saw, whatever they heard, whatever they were told,
they realized: You know what? We’re not putting out any Amber Alerts.
Something happened right here at home—allegedly.

We are waiting for one of these people to break.

We have reason to believe something happened here.
And somebody took them away.
Whether they’re hurt, or whether they’re safe—something happened.

Something happened to those two kids.
What a coincidence. Not one—but two?

We hear about one kid running off and—
I hate to say it—days later, we find the kid in a pond.
And then they throw that—“they were autistic.”
You know, we always hear that.

I’m sorry. I’m sorry.
But this is what I hear: One kid goes missing.
A couple of days later, there’s breaking news.
We found the child in the pond. Very sad news.
And, “Oh, they were autistic.”
Always the same story.

Very, very sad.

But two? Two children?

I’m starting to hear people say they believe Jack and Lily are alive.
No. I don’t.

If I’m wrong, you can come back and cuss me out.
I’ll sit here and take it.
But I don’t believe so. I feel like they have crossed over.

My story has not changed—not one time.
I stick with it.

Again—these are updates. Updated energy. That’s all, you guys.
I’m telling you. They have crossed over.

RCMP—they are closing in on three people.
The biggest news that will come next: not everyone passed that poly.
Or—they can’t validate Daniel’s claims that he passed.

He may have passed—but they can’t back it up.
Not yet. Because they found something that isn’t right.

And it could just be one question he failed.
Maybe he passed others.

But maybe there was that one question asked:
“Daniel, did Malaya do something to Jack and Lily?”
Or, “Daniel, did you help Malaya hide Jack and Lily?”

He could have said no. But the truth—it could have been yes.

Maybe they asked other questions:
“Did you have anything to do with their disappearance?”
Maybe he passed that.

“Do you know why they disappeared?”
Maybe he passed that too.

There’s something coming in that I feel intuitively—where Daniel (and not just him, a few others too)…
I feel like he passed some questions—he was honest.
But there were some very specific questions that he failed.

He said something like, “As far as I know… I’m good. Everything looks good.”
Yeah. That’s what they told you, buddy.
And maybe everything is good.

But… is it?

This is what I have for an update.
I’m sorry. I feel like the kids are gone.
Come back and cuss me out if I’m wrong.

I want them to be alive. I want them to be living.
But I don’t pick that up. Okay?

They were hidden really, really well.
They had a head start.

I’m telling you: Get in that water.
Get back in that water.

Okay? They’re up under something.
They’re stuck. They’re being weighed down.

There’s something going on here.
And it’s mighty strange—I’ve had this background for a very long time, this picture, and I never used it.
It’s just been sitting around collecting dust.
And suddenly today, I wanted to use it.

Very interesting to me.
You won’t understand, but I understand.
It’s like a forest, right?
A forest—like where they went to search.
And look where they had all the ticks and the bugs and stuff like that…

Those kids are out there.

I’m telling you.

I want them to be alive.
If I find out that they are—amazing.
I want to believe that.

But if I’m being honest—I feel they have crossed over.

Okay?

We could find out somebody’s walking the kids down the street back to their home.
It’s still going to be weird.
We’d have to question the person: “What the hell did you do?”

But I just don’t see it happening.
I do not see that happening.

Instead—I see a recovery.
Kids being pulled out of the water.
Or kids being pulled out of the dirt.

Thank you for listening.
Justice for Jack and Lily.

Just to clarify real quick—
We’re going to hear a lot more about those polys.
And people of interest.

I feel like they have people of interest. Okay?
They’re not sharing that with us.
The RCMP doesn’t want certain people to go running.

They don’t want to scare them off.

Why would they tell Daniel that he failed?
That way he goes into panic mode and he’s like,
“Malaya, let’s pack up. We’re getting the hell on.”