Dark Case Documentaries presents a 3 hour true crime compilation, which include 5 true crime cases. True crime compilations are ideal for people that use true crime for sleep, want long videos for chores, or need true crime videos so they can focus on their work. You'll find 5 true crime cases that have featured previously on Dark Case Documentaries - but presented in true crime compilation format.

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Dark Case Documentaries tries hard to ensure that all of the information shared in our content is correct and true to real life events. As we relay information that is found through the research of multiple resources we cannot hold responsibility for the accuracy of information given, although every care is given. Dark Case Documentaries is an entertainment channel and not a reliable resource and should not be used as such. Please get in touch if you want to discuss changes or redactions. Content expresses my opinions and that of the guests, not expertise.

This true crime documentary examines the disappearance of Lilly Sullivan and Jack Sullivan, who vanished from their home on Gairloch Road in Lansdowne Station, Nova Scotia. On May 2, 2025, their mother Malehya Brooks-Murray reported them missing, launching a massive RCMP search that would ultimately leave more questions than answers. This documentary draws from court documents, RCMP statements, and verified reporting, and explores the roles of Daniel Martell, Janie Martell, and the children’s biological father Cody Sullivan, while carefully explaining why police classified the case under the Nova Scotia Missing Persons Act. Remember I bring you true crime documentaries, true crime compilations and other things you may later regret knowing.

Dark Case Documentaries tries hard to ensure that all of the information shared in our content is correct and true to real life events. As we relay information that is found through the research of multiple resources we cannot hold responsibility for the accuracy of information given, although every care is given. Dark Case Documentaries is an entertainment channel and not a reliable resource and should not be used as such. Please get in touch if you want to discuss changes or redactions. Content expresses my opinions and that of the guests, not expertise.