Hey internet friends, we are back again with another video for you today.

Now, everything in this video is my opinion only. Nothing is taken as factual unless it is stated in the actual video as factual.

We are going over the Jack and Lily Sullivan case, the two missing children. As you know, Ms. Belinda Gay, the biological grandmother of Jack and Lily, spoke on a channel called It’s a Crimeing Shame the other night, and I want to go over a few of those clips with you.

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Clip 1: The 6:18 AM Call

“And he also told me that Malaya called the school at 6:18. He said he didn’t even know the kids were going to be kept home that day. But she called the school at 6:18, and he had that proof on his phone. I asked him if he gave that to the police.”

Okay—Malaya supposedly called the school at 6:18, but she used Daniel’s phone. Wouldn’t Daniel have asked her if he didn’t know the kids were staying home, “Why are you using my phone?”

And if the story is true about Malaya bringing the kids to the road—wouldn’t she have been by the road at 6:18, supposedly giving her kids away to somebody?

At this same time, Janie had just received a phone call from her brother Ron at 6:15.

Clip 2: Gravel, Baby Meadow, and the Timeline Confusion

“She gave the police everything. She showed me right from the little blueprint—where she was shoveling gravel out of the bank the night before, and where Malaya was standing with the baby in her arms.”

Wow. There’s so much filler in this statement. Anyway, we’re now being told Janie not only heard Malaya, but actually saw her standing where she supposedly filled the pothole the night before, holding baby Meadow on her hip.

Does this make sense to you?

Janie wasn’t even sleeping that heavily that morning. Her brother called at 6:10 a.m., she missed the call, then called him back at 6:15. That’s on her phone.

So Janie was already up when she heard Malaya come out the back—around 6:15.

Well, maybe that’s why Malaya was out by the driveway—because she called the school at 6:18.

Clip 3: Phone Reception and Conflicting Calls

Malaya supposedly called the school twice: once at 6:17 (didn’t get through), and once at 6:19.

But Daniel told me Thursday she called the school at 6:17. Then Friday, she called at 6:18.

And remember, the reception on the property is poor. I couldn’t use my phone unless I stood out by the driveway—it’s possible that’s where she was standing to make the call.

Clip 4: Gaslighting and Timeline Deflection

Derwood then deflects again, changing the subject after the timeline discussion.

In my honest opinion, they don’t want us to know the timeline.

Belinda, the grandmother, is clearly concerned—and I’m concerned for her too. The timeline is very important in this case.

Clip 5: Why Didn’t Janie Come Forward Sooner?

“Janie is a very strong woman. I’ve seen that. Why would she not come forward sooner if she believed Malaya did this? I know I would have.”

I can’t even explain how frustrated I am for Belinda. These people are gaslighting her, sending her down rabbit holes just to find out what happened to her grandchildren.

Belinda’s calling Janie “strong-willed” politely. What she really means is stubborn—and maybe dishonest. If she truly knew something, why didn’t she speak up?

Clip 6: Justin’s Behavior and the Trailer Confusion

“She apologized, then told me Malaya left on Saturday. But Justin—was his reaction appropriate?”

Belinda thought Justin seemed more devastated than expected. They’re not the bio parents—but he seemed deeply affected.

And then there’s this: when Malaya spoke about Janie and Justin, she said “they live in the trailer out back.”

But later, news briefings said Justin didn’t live there. So, what’s the truth?

Was Justin living with Janie at the time of the disappearance because of his divorce? Logan mentioned it on TikTok.

There’s no clear answer about whether Justin lived in the camper—why is that a secret?

Clip 7: The Large Dog

Belinda mentions the large dog several times during the two-hour interview, but no one confirms what kind of dog it is. Could it have been Justin’s?

Clip 8: Janie Refusing Police Entry

Belinda recalls arriving at the property and seeing Janie crying while talking to a policewoman.

“It’s okay, Mom. They’re not blaming you. They just want to look in your trailer.”

Janie didn’t want them around her dog and insisted they get a search warrant. Belinda found that strange. So do I.

Final Thoughts

Belinda explains how Justin and Janie seemed overly emotional about the missing kids, which struck her as odd, considering they aren’t the biological parents.

And I agree. There are too many half-truths, too many “maybes,” and conflicting details.

What do you guys think? Comment below. Let’s figure this out together.