Yes! I just tried this on myself to see if I could reasonably tell someone what my 7 and 12 year olds wore to school this morning. I can accurately describe both outfits and they dress themselves. I can even tell you what they wore to bed as well, and again, they dress themselves.
Being a retired teacher, you’d know exactly how much kids talk. Might be interesting to see if we eventually find something out from a teacher interview. It could lead to a very interesting view on mom and step dads relationship.
Now just throw in the panic of losing your two kids. Imo it might not be as easy as you might think. At the time anyway. Moo
Their bus driver reported that the last time he saw the children is when he dropped them off at home two weeks ago today. Wednesday was a staff development day and Thursday and Friday they were home from school as Lilly had a cough apparently.
www.theglobeandmail.com
I've only heard that the children have a maternal grandfather who has Indian Status. There are rules on whether or not subsequent generations can have Indian Status. Based on the information below would these children be considered First Nation.
It is MBM's father who is a member of the band. Not her mother. the band made a public statement to that effect and calling for calm and pleading for people to provide support and not participate in hurtful speculation if I recall.
People can give up parental rights but they will only be accepted if it is to the benefit of the child.
That's exactly what they stated. The children's maternal grandfather, and pleaded with the public not to speculate.
Lilly and Jack’s seat – in the front, to the right – has sat empty, with their names still taped above it, since April 29, when Mr. Ward last dropped them off at the end of their dirt driveway after school. Disappearance of two children has rocked rural Nova Scotia community
Reading the CNN article, I'm a little confused. Glasgow's social media, linked in in your quote, does not say anything about Lily and Jack being members of the band, but that they are 'a part of' the band. In addition, the press release from Sipekne’katik First Nation does not mention the kids being members of the band. The wording is important on this one and I'm speculating that CNN didn't do their due diligence in researching band membership in Canada.
If someone is being interviewed by LE they are under no obligation to answer any questions. LE love people like DM who can't stop talking. He's either giving them bucketloads of information they can use or he might be spinning a tale. An interrogation is another thing altogether. Just for an example, in Canada if LE decides to interrogate someone, the POI has no right to counsel while being interrogated. However, if they request one, LE cannot put roadblocks to deny counsel. The POI can't be compelled to speak but if the POI has already spoken freely those things could be used against him/her.
I've had a similar thought regarding the boots being separate from the kids. And the boots being made to form a couple of footprints facing the road they never walk across.
