MUST WATCH! | VERY DISTURBING MESSAGES IN THE JACK & LILLY SULLIVAN CASE!! | CAR INVOLVED?? 48 HOURS
we will be looking at some shocking messages from someone who claims to know Jack and Lily’s parents — and the fact that something could have happened to Jack and Lily around 48 hours before they were actually reported missing. Also, a vehicle may be involved in this case, but how and why?

The first thing we are going to look at in today’s video is why people have suggested that something could have happened before Friday morning. In this article, someone who is an associate professor in the criminal justice department at a university says that it could be incredibly bad timing, but they can’t prove that nothing had happened to Jack and Lily for up to 48 hours before they were reported missing — and that just stands out to her.

Also, the police won’t say if anyone had contact with or saw the kids in the days leading up to when they went missing. She reckons the police should start to consider whether a person played a part or was involved in what happened with Jack and Lily.

This is something very strange, because for there to be a long period of time before the kids went missing that isn’t accounted for — it does raise everyone’s suspicions.

What do you guys think?
48 hours is a long time, and it’s hard to believe that we’ve been told the full truth.

Next, we’re going to look at a TikTok video where someone talks about a car being involved in this case.

Experts are saying they are convinced a vehicle was involved in the disappearance of the children from Nova Scotia. Jack and Lily Sullivan have now been missing for 15 days, and experts are giving their opinions on the case. They’re describing anomalies — the lack of evidence, the lack of trace — and they say this is not your usual missing person case at all.

They mention that when a person’s scent disappears near a road, in the way it has in this case, it often indicates a vehicle was involved. Apparently, the children’s scent stopped at the main road just past the yard of the home. The scent ended at the edge of the trail by the garden. So, experts are saying that, to them, this likely means a vehicle was involved.

Experts also say that usually, in child abduction cases, the child is not specifically targeted — the location or time is. So, it’s whichever child happens to be there. Since the children lived in such a rural area, surrounded by dense woodland and very few people, experts are saying that the chances of a targeted abduction are extremely slim.

It’s extraordinary, and not normal, according to them. And there are a lot of questions surrounding it.

Authorities also seem absolutely certain this is not an abduction case — which is strange. They won’t even use the term broadly. They’ve said they’re not ruling out suspicious activity, but they don’t think this is abduction.

However, the parents strongly believe it is. The mother posted on Facebook that she believes the children were abducted and demanded an Amber Alert. The stepdad also previously mentioned the possibility of abduction — and yet authorities are denying that entirely.

Speaking of the vehicle theory — and what the experts have said — it’s honestly hard to believe two kids could just wander off into thick woods and then vanish without a trace. Drones, helicopters, dogs — all of them found nothing.

How could kids that young avoid all that?
They wouldn’t be able to cover their tracks or hide. There would be a scent trail, broken branches — something. But there’s just nothing.

So, because the scent stopped at the main road, experts believe a car must have been involved. But could it also mean they never made it that far? Could the scent stopping be a red herring?

And if abduction is ruled out, what are they suggesting happened? Could someone in the family be involved and use a vehicle to move them?

The family seems to insist it was an abduction, while police are firm that it wasn’t.

Now, the last thing we’re going to talk about in today’s video is messages from someone who claims to know the family.

In these messages, the person says they’ve met the kids several times and know someone who dated their uncle. They also say the living conditions Jack and Lily were in weren’t great. That alone could mean this story is going to get much darker.

But here’s the thing — these messages could be from anyone.

They’re apparently from a “credible source,” but we all know how easy it is to fake credibility online. We’ve seen it in other missing persons cases: people come forward with outrageous lies just to get attention or involvement — without realizing how much harm it causes the investigation.

We need the truth, not rumors.

If people start lying about knowing the family or what really happened, it’s only going to slow everything down and put the case further at risk.

Let me know what you guys think about these messages. From what I received, I can’t confirm if they’re 100% real. If any of you can verify them or know more, drop it down in the comments.