Judge Catherine Sala acknowledged the 'terrible and longstanding' impact of the search for missing Skelton brothers.

A Michigan woman is asking a judge to declare her three missing sons dead, nearly 15 years after their father didn't return them after Thanksgiving. The disappearance

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.

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.

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.

A Lenawee County probate judge is poised to decide Wednesday whether she will declare three brothers missing for 14 years dead. Probate Judge Catherine Sala said Monday she plans to make her ruling from the bench on the request to declare dead Andrew,

Tanya Zuvers is asking a court to declare her sons, Andrew, Alexander and Tanner Skelton, legally dead, could that lead to criminal charges?

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