Shocking Polygraph Results Revealed in Mysterious Disappearance of Two Children—What Parents Need to Know
Ever wonder what goes down when police fire up the polygraph machine on a family tangled in the mystery of two toddler siblings vanishing from their quiet Nova Scotia home? Jack and Lily Sullivan, just 4 and 6 years old, disappeared without a trace on May 1, sparking a whirlwind of over 760 tips and relentless investigations. Despite the haystack of clues—like those two pink blanket pieces found miles apart—their whereabouts remain a haunting question mark. And here’s a twist: while the mother, stepfather, and biological father have passed the polygraph test, the children’s grandmother left investigators scratching their heads with inconclusive results. It’s like a plot straight out of a thriller, except this is real life, and the search for Jack and Lily is far from over. What’s the truth behind this puzzling disappearance? Dive deep into the unfolding saga and join the quest for answers.
Police have polygraphed family members of the two toddler siblings who disappeared from their rural home in eastern Canada on May 1.
Jack Sullivan, 4, and his sister Lily, 6, were reported missing by their mother, Malehya Brooks-Murray, a day later.
Over the four months they have been gone, the local police have received more than 760 tips from the public, none of which have gotten them any closer to finding the children.
- Jack Sullivan, 4, and Lilly Sullivan, 6, vanished from their Nova Scotia home on May 1.
- Police have since polygraphed their mother, stepfather, grandmother, and biological father.
- The grandmother’s polygraph results were inconclusive.
Police have since polygraphed the mother, the stepfather, Daniel Martell, the children’s grandmother, Janie MacKenzie, and their biological father, Cody Sullivan.
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