CANADA Canada - Jack, 4 & Lilly Sullivan, 6, Vulnerable, wandered from home 10am, Gairloch Rd, Landsdowne Station, Pictou County, NS, 2 May 2025 #3

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  • #281
Agreed. I had theorized that Martell was expecting the police to find the backpack. Maybe it is near one of the provincial borders
I figured it had to be missing for some reason (blood?) or was thinking it was planted to make it look like the kids were somewhere.

Maybe they did find it and aren't saying for some reason?

Moo
 
  • #282
Agreed. I had theorized that Martell was expecting the police to find the backpack. Maybe it is near one of the provincial borders
All the comments about the children chatting to anyone and would happily go off with a stranger were said for a purpose as were the remarks about abduction and wanting an amber alert.
 
  • #283
I figured it had to be missing for some reason (blood?) or was thinking it was planted to make it look like the kids were somewhere.

Maybe they did find it and aren't saying for some reason?

Moo
It’s definitely possible that they have found these things in the context of their criminal investigation so that would lead them to not reporting it.
 
  • #284
All the comments about the children chatting to anyone and would happily go off with a stranger were said for a purpose as were the remarks about abduction and wanting an amber alert.
That has been my opinion from the beginning as well. “They’re easy to take” as Martell said
 
  • #285
All the comments about the children chatting to anyone and would happily go off with a stranger were said for a purpose as were the remarks about abduction and wanting an amber alert.
Very strongly agree with this. Moo.
 
  • #286
Not to mention only one kid was reportedly sick. IMO not a coincidence it is the one they claim they saw that morning.
Jack is pre-kindergarten. At this level they don’t go to school everyday. Someone correct me if I am wrong.
 
  • #287
agree with those who feel the information from DM about how very easy it is to get the kids to go with you, offer of candy, etc. feel very calculated to direct attention a specific direction.
 
  • #288
Very strongly agree with this. Moo.
Just wondering if the parents were hoping the abduction scenario would be the police's main investigation and then the parents could set up a donation page to help search for them.
 
  • #289
I think there is no doubt BOTH of them concocted a story to blatantly admit their negligence in parenting, ensuring the details correlated.

So the question becomes WHY would they give such a suspicious account because surely they were smart enough to realize their explanation would attract blame upon themselves. IMO that’s the puzzling mystery.
I guess it's easier to be branded a neglectful parent rather than something else.
 
  • #290
Just wondering if the parents were hoping the abduction scenario would be the police's main investigation and then the parents could set up a donation page to help search for them.
It’s an interesting point about the donation being set up. It’s rare now for anyone to have a public incident and a family friend or family member not set up a fundraiser. No sign of that here from what I’ve seen though. Might not mean anything. Might spotlight the dysfunction behind the scenes.
 
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All the comments about the children chatting to anyone and would happily go off with a stranger were said for a purpose as were the remarks about abduction and wanting an amber alert.
It's also completely possible those comments were made because they're all true. 🤷‍♀️
 
  • #294
The backpack stands out to me as well. DM stated how bright it was and easy to see..but would likely be all brown by now.

Plus it's another thing they wouldn't have to say, especially if it is a school bag. Why not just say the kids and boots were missing?

Moo
I think it’s because it was a school day and the backpack is a personal item of importance [for a student]. I’m wondering if it should have been there (cough/sick) and then *they* discovered it missing so it became part of the narrative.
 
  • #295
agree with those who feel the information from DM about how very easy it is to get the kids to go with you, offer of candy, etc. feel very calculated to direct attention a specific direction.
I agree
 
  • #296
All the comments about the children chatting to anyone and would happily go off with a stranger were said for a purpose as were the remarks about abduction and wanting an amber alert.
As soon as I heard those.. Red Flags!!!

More Red flags:


Asked why he thinks the pair may have been abducted, Martell said, "I have no idea why (anyone) would want to take them, but they're easy to take. If they would have wandered to the road, they would get in any car as long as you offered them food or water, or even candy or anything like that — or even to see mom and dad, they would immediately get in."

Also, In one of Plunder and Deception Detectives videos Daniel mentions that the searchers have looked everywhere, under every root etc and they have to be somewhere else.
(like look somewhere else not here)
 
  • #297
All the comments about the children chatting to anyone and would happily go off with a stranger were said for a purpose as were the remarks about abduction and wanting an amber alert.

The ‘I don’t know why anyone would WANT to take them’ stands out for me. Woah!
 
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As soon as I heard those.. Red Flags!!!

More Red flags:


Asked why he thinks the pair may have been abducted, Martell said, "I have no idea why (anyone) would want to take them, but they're easy to take. If they would have wandered to the road, they would get in any car as long as you offered them food or water, or even candy or anything like that — or even to see mom and dad, they would immediately get in."

Also, In one of Plunder and Deception Detectives videos Daniel mentions that the searchers have looked everywhere, under every root etc and they have to be somewhere else.
(like look somewhere else not here)
Mentioning they could be abducted by offering them food or water is kind of strange too.
 
  • #300
Obviously not impossible, but this is what online says about multiple child abductions.

It's difficult to give a precise frequency of multiple child abductions, but it's generally considered rare compared to other types of missing child cases. While statistics on the exact number of multiple abductions are limited, most reported cases of child abduction involve one child at a time.

Along with the stats I posted earlier that over 90% of missing kids are found, with over 50% found in 24 hours.

Here we have two missing kids, with no evidence of them having been in the yard.

Moo
 
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