As RCMP remain tight-lipped about their investigation into the disappearance of two young Nova Scotia children, a Lansdowne woman who lives near them says investigators have asked for her trail camera footage spanning days before the siblings were reported missing. Nicola Seguin has the story.
As RCMP remain tight-lipped about the investigation into the disappearance of two young Nova Scotia children, a resident who lives near their rural home says she has turned over trail camera footage at the request of police spanning five days before they were reported missing.
Lilly Sullivan, 6, and her brother Jack Sullivan, 4, have been missing since May 2, when police received a 911 call from their mother and stepfather. Police say they were told the children had wandered away from their home in Lansdowne Station, a sparsely populated area about 140 kilometres northeast of Halifax.
That sparked an extensive six-day search through 5.5 …
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