It's heartbreaking Lilly and Jack have not been found after all this time has passed.
My heart goes out to them if they experienced any trauma during or after their disappearance, and to their loved ones who must miss them immensely and be truly devastated.
As it's written in the title of this thread dedicated to following their disappearance:
"..
.Jack, 4 & Lilly Sullivan, 6, Vulnerable, wandered from home 10am..."
Underlying the heartbreak is a feeling of "what-in-God's-name-went-wrong" for these two very young children who were both "vulnerable" and "wandered from home 10am" presumably on their own, separately or together?
It makes me want to know why, how, when, and where LE thinks they were/are/have been put in a position of being "vulnerable" in terms of their well being and child safety in general.
Because of their young age & that they're presumed to have "wandered" off on their own, separately or together? And deep into the neighboring woods?
I guess I've answered my own question, <sigh>, looking up the Canada Justice Laws Website definition of vulnerable person: (
BBM)
Federal laws of Canada
laws-lois.justice.gc.ca
"Definition of vulnerable person
- 6.3 (1) In this section, vulnerable person means a person who, because of his or her age, a disability or other circumstances, whether temporary or permanent,
- (a) is in a position of dependency on others; or
- (b) is otherwise at a greater risk than the general population of being harmed by a person in a position of trust or authority towards them."
Holding out hope they will be found safe... and hindsight being 20-20, wishing "better" child safety measures had been in place to mitigate them being able to have "wandered from home" on their own or together at such a young and tender and vulnerable age.