Okaaay… Lilly & Jack Sullivan are allegedly alive & taken to New Brunswick 
It is Wednesday morning, the 25th of June, and it’s a muddy one out in the fields this morning. It has rained all night. Summer has deserted us.

Okay, we’re going to Nova Scotia today—once again discussing the disappearance of six-year-old Lily and four-year-old Jack Sullivan from Lansdowne Station in Pictou County.

And I’m going to say upfront here: I have no idea what to believe.

Dwood—stroke Darren—has been on It’s a Crime and Shame again last night, and he’s given us a little bit more information about what he believes happened to Lily and Jack on that fateful morning of May the 2nd. So Lily and Jack have been missing now for going on eight weeks—two months.

RCMP are telling us a little, but virtually nothing. We have been led to believe by both Daniel and Malia that they were sleeping. Daniel heard Lily coming into the bedroom, but then they must have gone through the silent sliding glass doors out into the woods.

Now, if anything that Darren is saying is true—or even close to the truth—then that was all a concocted story. And Daniel has now admitted that, yeah, that was a cover-up.

So, we’re going to discuss Darren’s latest statements, and you let me know what you think in the comments. I’m sure you will. It’s very divisive.

Every time I’ve talked about Darren and what Darren believes—and what Darren has found out—I get about a 50/50 split, I would say. I’ve not actually counted, but that’s how it looks when I’m just reading through.

Some of you are like,
“Yeah, this could be true. I’ve believed all along that the children were taken and it was planned.”

And then some of you are like,
“No, it’s absolute nonsense. It’s total nonsense.”

And listen—I don’t know what to believe. I want to believe it because it means that Lily and Jack are safe, and Lily and Jack are alive. But do I believe it in my heart of hearts?

I genuinely do not know. Genuinely. People ask me what I think about this case.

Could they have gone into the woods and died and been missed?
Yeah, they could—because that happens again and again and again.

Do I think a stranger abducted them?
No. No.

But could there be some kind of planning involved that is known to the family?
Yes. Yes. In my opinion, there could be—because from the outset, I’ve said there’s something not right. They’re not telling the truth.

And here we are, with this situation two months later. We’re no further forward than when we started—except people are talking. So, let’s listen. That’s what we’re going to do. We’re going to just listen. Let’s go.

Okay. So, I’m going to play you a couple of clips. One’s about a minute long, one’s about two minutes long—from It’s a Crime and Shame. Please go over there to Sunny’s channel and subscribe if you’ve not done so already. There’s some good work going on there. Whether you believe it or not, it’s all respectful and it’s there to be contemplated. That’s my view.

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Okay, so the first clip I’m going to play you: Malia’s friend—who apparently, according to Darren, took Lily and Jack—said that they’re in New Brunswick.

Where’s New Brunswick? Well, it’s right here. You’ve got New Glasgow, Truro, and Lansdowne Station is somewhere in the middle there. There’s Lansdowne Station.

So, that’s where Lily and Jack live. So, New Brunswick—not a million miles away, is it?

So apparently they’re in—or at least they went to—New Brunswick. He was stating this right in front of the cops and in front of the other girls. And now I can say this is the truth because a lot of people heard this. And she was stating that the kids were getting tucked in nice warm beds in New Brunswick.

Great at that point. And Janie—now, see, I promised Janie up to this point that I would not say who Janie was. Hi Janie.

So even up to the other night, even up to not long ago—yeah—and then Janie…

I know I made myself look bad when I was telling you guys, “No, there was somebody else. I got a good source there.” That backed up what Daniel was saying in the driveway.

And right until they changed—Janie even grabbed me and took me for the tour. She showed me exactly where they came out of the house, exactly why the blueprint was there, exactly where they went to the driveway, exactly where Malia was parking—sitting on her butt in the grass by the wood pile for a little—like, right down to the T.

And there’s nobody—if you ever heard truth in your life—you heard it there.

And she made the same statement. Here’s another thing: She did the same thing with the major crime unit. And this is what pisses me off—one of the things that pisses me off: she walked them right through that whole thing.

Now, Daniel was telling her this story. Janie was telling them this story. And yet, they still went on with this…

Anyway, let’s not say what they did for now—because I don’t know exactly. But anyway, you know, they never questioned this girl.

So they never questioned the girl who, in front of everybody, said that Lily and Jack were in New Brunswick.

And apparently, initially Janie didn’t believe her and told her to get lost. And that was May the 3rd when it all kicked off, and Janie made Malia’s family leave.

But they’re getting tucked into nice warm beds in New Brunswick.

Now, the source that Darren has been talking about is Janie.

Who is Janie?

Janie is Daniel’s mother, who lives in the RV on the property. It’s her property. And she apparently saw Malia early that morning. And she actually heard them.

You know that piercing scream that Lily has—that we’ve all heard on the birthday video? Well, she heard that. Her dog barked. She woke up. But she wasn’t meant to be there that day—she was meant to be staying over somewhere else.

So Malia chose this day because she didn’t think Janie was on the property.

Malia and Daniel had been up. They’d gone back to bed. Daniel had fallen asleep. And then when Daniel woke up, Malia’s outside. Janie’s outside. Janie says, “What did you do?” Malia says that the kids are in the woods.

But actually, what really happened—allegedly—was that Malia took the kids out the back door, through the yard, down the driveway, waited with them to get picked up. She realized Janie was there. She panicked and said that the kids are in the woods.

So that’s a mistake that Malia made—by telling everybody that the kids are in the woods and then saying that they’ve been abducted. Because that triggers then a major search, and it triggers the Major Crimes Unit being involved, instead of just admitting that she put the kids in a car and she’s leaving.