I've been following along with what has been posted here recently on Lilly and Jack's disappearance, and in MSM, which granted isn't much.... it's a complex investigation, LE has said, and apparently is taking a lot of time and resources to come to a conclusion/resolution.
Including reading the recent article in the Globe & Mail, which was tagged "IN DEPTH" at the top of the headline, and for me, does weave together more of a picture, regardless of source(s), IMO, and states:
"A picture emerges of missing children’s lives, but not their fate
Months later, there are still few answers about what happened to Jack and Lilly Sullivan of Nova Scotia, but trauma and stigma have left their families and community farther apart"
Trauma. And. Stigma. Uggghhhh.... where is LE going with their investigation and why is it taking so long, and why trauma and stigma?
One scenario that might be possible that could fit into these circumstances, is, what if there was an accident that happened between when they were last seen in public the afternoon before, and overnight/into the morning before the 911 call was made?
Which would presumably be being "covered up" by whomever may have been involved or the cause of the accident?
If there was a type of "accident", which presumes they were both harmed/killed unintentionally, what on earth type of accident could happen to 2 different children, who are 2 different ages, and occupy 2 different physical spaces, at the same time and without intention?
It's a somewhat minor consideration, but niggles at me, how an actual accident, and not a neglectful or abusive or manslaughter type of set of circumstances, might have befallen a 4 and 6 year old -- together at the same time, or one by one the same accident or different type of accident befell them, and it's been covered up?
All I can think of, JMM (just my musings) of course, is if there was a vehicle impact or poisoning/overdose accident that affected both of them, something like that...
Because they were young and small, they could have been put in harm's way by an adult who wasn't paying attention and didn't see them or what they were doing.
If their parents were accurate in saying they heard them up earlier in the morning playing and then things went silent and their grandmother was correct in saying she heard them playing outside that morning, so they were still alive that morning:
An accident could have happened such as a vehicle impact (e.g., a driver didn't see them coming around a corner or out of the trees or onto the road) or poisoning/overdose could still have occurred (e.g., someone leaving drugs out that looked like candy).
However, the fact that they both had boots on (or those items are missing with them) and Lilly had her backpack (or it is missing with her) makes me wonder if they were on an adventure/going for a walk, and as I've posited before, could have been bored and wanting to go to school and not that sick or that bad of coughs....
And the accident that could have befallen them was due to rough terrain they were moving through, although no evidence has been found of them anywhere nearby, AFAIK.
The piece of blanket down the road is suspicious IMO, as is their mother's supposedly upset reaction when she saw where LE was searching, as if the location meant something to her in terms of it being a bad sign.
Just waiting patiently for some answers, very much wishing Lilly and Jack will be found soon, and their loved ones and community will have closure and be able to heal from the trauma.
MOO
