Just 5 Minutes Ago—Unthinkable Twist as RCMP Zero In on Shocking New Prime Suspect in the Case of Lily & Jack Sullivan: “I Know the Truth… and You’re Not Ready for It”

He said the children are alive. He said they’re safe. He said he knows everything. But what if the man who claimed to have all the answers… was hiding the darkest truth of all?

This isn’t just a missing children’s case anymore. It’s a psychological thriller unfolding in real-time. And the person at the center of it all? He was never just a bystander.

For months, the disappearance of 6-year-old Lily Sullivan and her 4-year-old brother Jack gripped Nova Scotia. There were no footprints. No ransom. No goodbye. The case spiraled into chaos, with theories, dead ends, and one name that wouldn’t go away: Darren Gettys—or as his online followers know him, Derwood.

At first, he was the loudest advocate. The man livestreaming late into the night. Posting CPS documents. Demanding justice. But now, police aren’t just watching him. They’re investigating him. And after a leaked audio confession, the entire case has cracked wide open.

“You can believe this or not, but I’m done,” Gettys said in the recording.
“I know exactly what happened to the kids… They’re alive. They’re safe. But I’m not telling you where.”

What began as a promise to help… may have always been a performance.

A Voice That Changed Everything

In a now-viral clip—never meant for public ears—Gettys declares he’s “finished” with the case. He claims he found the key source. He calls the information “1,000% true.” He insists Lily and Jack are alive, but not in Nova Scotia—perhaps not even in Canada.

“They’re with Malaya’s native people,” he says. “They’re protected. The system will never get them back.”

But here’s the twist: there’s no record that CPS ever refused to return the children. No evidence of an Indigenous relocation. No confirmation of any “inside source.”

So if Gettys didn’t learn this from authorities…Where did the story come from?

And what if he made it up?

Advocate or Architect?

Gettys was more than a commenter. He inserted himself into the investigation. Posted maps. Pushed custody theories. Even claimed to direct the placement of Lily’s baby sister, Meadow.

He said he helped move Meadow.
He said he recommended custody placements.
But legally… he had no authority at all.

This is where the story fractures. Experts now believe Gettys wasn’t just close to the case—he may have been orchestrating parts of it.

Online, he blurred the lines between reporting and role-playing. He didn’t just talk about the children—he cast himself as their savior. Some now say that what looked like obsession… was control.

The Savior Complex

Psychologists call it a “savior complex.” Not a formal diagnosis, but a mindset—a need to be seen as the only one who can fix the crisis. For some, that means crossing boundaries. For others, it means creating the crisis.

Gettys claimed he was the only one who could “bring them home.”
He never offered proof. He offered narrative.
And that narrative made him untouchable.

Until now.

The Silence That Speaks

Since June, Darren Gettys has gone quiet. No new videos. No live streams. No TikToks. Just… silence.

Why?
Some say guilt.
Others say fear.
And the most disturbing theory?
He said all he needed to say—because his story is finished.

RCMP’s Silent Shift

While the public debated, RCMP quietly changed course. They began reviewing Gettys’ online activity, social media deletions, and message archives. Sources close to the case confirm: Gettys is now a person of interest.

No arrests yet. No public charges.
But a major crime unit has reclassified the case.

“He didn’t just follow the investigation,” one source said.
“He guided it. And now… he’s under the microscope.”

What If This Was All About Him?

What if Gettys built a digital stage where he was the hero, he controlled the truth, and no one could prove him wrong?

He painted CPS as the villain. The system as corrupt. But the details never added up. He never named officials. Never cited case files. Just “them.” Just “the system.” A faceless enemy easy to blame.

“This is a narrative used to justify abduction,” one child welfare analyst warned.
“They don’t take children to protect them from danger.
They take them to protect themselves from accountability.”

A Missing Children Case with No Ending… Yet

No remains. No confirmed sightings. Just a man with a voice, a story, and an audience who once believed he was the answer.

Now?

He’s the biggest question mark of all.

If Lily and Jack are alive—where are they?
If they’re not—why is Gettys the only one who seems to know anything?

And the question that haunts everyone watching:

Did he embed himself in the case to help… or to hide?

This may be the most disturbing twist yet in the Lily and Jack case. And the next few days could change everything. Because according to confidential sources, one final piece of digital evidence has emerged. A message Gettys thought he deleted forever.

Police have it.
And what’s on it… could shatter the entire story he built.