Michigan, Tanner Skelton dead

Three Michigan brothers missing since 2010 are declared dead by a judge at mom’s request
DETROIT (AP) — A judge declared three Michigan brothers dead Wednesday, more than 14 years after they disappeared at Thanksgiving in a small-town tragedy that remains unsolved despite an explicit belief by investigators that their father is responsible.
Missing Skelton brothers declared dead by Michigan judge
Andrew, Alexander, and Tanner Skelton have been declared dead, 14 years after they were last seen. The boys were with their father, John Skelton, on Thanksgiving that year and he never took them home to their mother.
Michigan judge declares 3 missing brothers dead but says not enough evidence of murder
Tanya Zuvers asked a judge to declare her three missing sons' death date 15 years after investigators believe their father killed them.
Lenawee County judge: Missing Skelton brothers are dead but evidence doesn't show murder
The missing Skelton boys have been missing long enough to be declared dead, a judge said, but the evidence wasn't enough to rule they died in 2010.
3 Michigan brothers missing since 2010 declared dead
A judge was responding to a request from the boys’ mother, who testified she was seeking a measure of closure by acquiring death certificates and placing dates upon her sons’ headstones.
Ruling expected Wednesday on missing Skelton brothers death declaration
Lenawee County Probate Judge Catherine A. Sala said she will rule Wednesday on a request from the missing Skelton boys' mother to declare them dead.
Judge issues decision on mother’s request to declare missing Skelton brothers dead
MORENCI, Mich. – A Lenawee County judge issued a ruling on a mother’s request to declare her three missing children dead. The Skelton brothers, Tanner, 5, Alexander, 7, and Andrew, 9, were last seen with their father John Skelton at his Morenci Home just over 14 years ago.
Michigan Mother Seeks Official Declaration of Death for Skelton Brothers Missing Since 2010
Mother requests a legal declaration of presumed death for the Skelton brothers, missing since 2010 in Michigan.
Judge grants petition to declare Skelton brothers legally dead
Lenawee County Judge Catherine Sala ruled on the matter, declaring Andrew, Alexander, and Tanner Skelton dead, 14 years after they were last seen in Morenci, Michigan.
Judge declares Skelton brothers dead
Judge declares Skelton brothers dead
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