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Photo from: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/second-round-of-polygraphs-conducted-in-disappearance-of-n-s-children-9.7120881 Guesses- -The CBC said it was found approximately 1 metre (3.37’) off the ground. I thought they may have been making a fort until I saw the photo. The fabric...

Self harm or misadventure, imo. The police ruled out foul play. I have no reason to doubt that. N.S. labour department concludes investigation into death of Walmart employee found inside oven

I have faith in the RCMP, plus all the other experts involved in this case. I also believe they’re doing their best to find the missing Sullivan children in Pictou. (I’ve lived in N.S. now for over 8 years.)

Initially the SAR leader said there were reports of adults with children on the pipeline trail during the search. As they were in the area where the prints were, they couldn’t rule them out as the ones who deposited them. But the RCMP took a cast of the prints. I was hoping we’d hear more, but...

Walmart seems to have cctv everywhere in their stores. They were able to conclusively say that no one else was involved in Gursimran’s death. We don’t know what the cctv footage did or did not show, but my guess is they’re certain based on the cctv footage.

My speculation is that it did help. They were able to say that no one else was involved with what happened. My guess is that is based, to whatever degree, on the cctv footage.

My friend took her own life many years ago. And it was nearly impossible to accept that she would do that, especially for her parents. So, I understand her. My friend also appeared peaceful and happy prior to her death. It was explained to us that it was not unusual. Suicide may have looked...

Anecdotally, I’ve heard that some workers would go into the ovens to warm up, or clean it while warm. The ovens have timers. So, if she turned it on somehow and suffered a medical event, I think it’s possible it was an accident. I’m not sure if the oven would be oxygen deficient when on...

Lilly reportedly had her backpack with her. We don’t know what she may have had in it. I had wondered if that may have created an issue in dragging her down if she ventured into water.

I had the exact same thoughts. You mentioned the polygraph questions being all about death. I noticed that recently in this recent CBC video before the 5 minute mark (stills below).:

I was thinking that the sad irony or coincidence is that the strip of blanket is in a way similar to the ties placed all over the search area by SAR members who were looking for them. It looks to me like they tied it to say ‘we’re here’, however unlikely.

My brain stopped buffering and I remembered — It was called Lansdowne Outdoor Recreational Park. (LORDA) It was open to the public until 2022. The trails etc. were open to the public, but some places were reserved for people with disabilities. I think DM would have been familiar with it at...

Google map image. I don’t recall the name of it now. It was a private residence that the owners opened up as a charitable rural activity centre (iirc). It is now closed to the public.

When I was in Ontario, one region had to borrow the smaller sonar boats from Toronto. (Side scanning sonar I think one was called.) I’m hoping if Nova Scotia didn’t have necessary equipment and experts to use it, other provinces would have lent resources. In this case, one lake close to the...

*arrrgh!!* What you wrote is what I’ve heard and read, too.