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 ...
Investigators say there's no sign that 3 missing Michigan brothers are alive years later
Investigators who had a key role in the search for three missing Michigan brothers testified Monday there's no sign they're ...
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Judge grants petition to declare Skelton brothers legally dead
Judge Catherine Sala acknowledged the 'terrible and longstanding' impact of the search for missing Skelton brothers.
'The impact of this ruling is not lost on this court': Judge issues opinion in Skelton brothers declaration of death case
The judge granted the request to declare the brothers dead in part and denied in part, saying that evidence did not fully ...
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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 ...
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.
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Michigan mother asks judge to declare 3 missing sons dead nearly 15 years later
A Michigan woman is asking a judge to declare her three missing sons dead, nearly 15 years after their father didn't return ...
Michigan mother wanted her three sons declared dead after they vanished 15 years ago. Her heartbreaking request was just granted
Michigan mother wanted her three sons declared dead after they vanished 15 years ago. Her heartbreaking request was just ...
Michigan mom asks judge to declare sons dead 15 years after their disappearance
A Michigan woman is asking a judge to declare her three missing sons dead, nearly 15 years after their father didn't return ...
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.