Internet sleuths and family alike were rocked this week after two explosive clips from self-proclaimed insider “Derwood” hit the web, claiming he knows where Jack and Lily Sullivan have been all along—and it’s not the First Nations reserve most people assumed.

In a June 19 upload on the “Clutch Them Pearls” channel, Derwood asserted the children couldn’t possibly be on the reserve: “The council’s on the reservation will not take those risks.” But just one day later, in a follow‑up clip, he reversed course entirely — insisting “The kids are safe… being protected by the native community. Probably not the native community in Shubanaki… maybe not even in Canada… It’s ironclad. 1,000%.”

These wildly inconsistent statements triggered a full-blown family feud. Biograndmother Belinda Gray reportedly contacted the reserve chief—who was reportedly angered by the insinuations and defended the community’s stance. Meanwhile, Janie McKenzie (step-grandmother) publicly criticized Belinda’s sudden urgency to find the children after years of no contact, and slammed Derwood’s credibility for fueling the rift.

The fallout continued as Janie mused over who truly knows the children’s whereabouts—and whether the dispute is heading toward court. “If you don’t hear it from the horse’s mouth, stop listening to the ask-who-told-you,” she challenged skeptics online. The drama has split family lines and left watchers wondering: Is anyone telling the whole truth—or is Derwood merely stirring chaos?

With accusations of doxxing, backtracking testimony, and legal threats emerging, the focus has shifted from rescue mission to lawsuits. The Sullivan mystery has taken a perilous turn into family infighting, raising a troubling question: with so many voices clamoring for attention, are Jack and Lily’s chances of being found slipping away?

Stay tuned as we pore through the drama—but one thing’s clear: the louder these squabbles grow, the more the children’s safety fades from view.