Grandmother of Jack and Lilly Sullivan calls for public inquiry into children’s disappearance

The grandmother of Jack and Lilly Sullivan, two Nova Scotia children who have been missing since May, is calling for a public inquiry into their disappearance.

Belynda Gray, the children’s paternal grandmother, says the child protection service needs to lift the veil of secrecy around how the provincial government responded to concerns about the home life of Jack, 4, and Lilly, 6. She also says the RCMP need to explain how they handled the early stages of their investigation.