REVEALED: Polygraph results for parents of two young children who suddenly vanished without a trace

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FROM DAILY MAIL: The polygraph results for the parents of two missing children who disappeared three months ago have been revealed. A series of lie detector tests were conducted on the parents of Jack Sullivan, 4, and his sister Lily, 6, who were last seen in May on a road close to their home in Lansdowne Station, Nova Scotia.

Jack and Lily were reported missing on May 2 by their mother, Malehya Brooks-Murray.

Police are reportedly working on the assumption that the children, who are both autistic, wandered off, but their stepdad said he feared they may have been abducted.

Brooks-Murray explained that she and Martell thought the children were playing, and they snuck away the short time the couple were occupied.

“We always make sure that we’re out there with them, watching them, and they happen to just get out that sliding door, and we can’t hear it when it opens,” she said. “They were outside playing, but we weren’t aware of it at the time, and the next thing we knew it was quiet.”

The results for the children’s father, Cody Sullivan, Brooks-Murray and the children’s stepfather, Daniel Martell, indicated they had been “truthful,” the documents stated.

“At this point in the investigation Jack and Lilly’s disappearance is not believed to be criminal in nature,” an investigator said.

“I do not have reasonable grounds to believe a criminal offence has occurred. Because Jack and Lilly are still missing, polygraph examinations were conducted with the intention of ruling out that possibility,’ the comment continued.

The children’s stepmother, Janie MacKenzie, also participated in a polygraph test, but her “physiology was not suitable for analysis and an opinion on the polygraph examination was not rendered,” notes on the results said.

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