In a chilling case from Lenawee County, Michigan, John Skelton faces murder charges for the disappearance and presumed deaths of his three young sons—Andrew, Alexander, and Tanner—who vanished in 2010 and were only declared legally dead this March. As the second week of a critical preliminary hearing begins, prosecutors present disturbing evidence: cut electrical cords, a noose on a staircase, and a chaotic basement—all found during a wellness check. Officers also noted eerie phone calls where Skelton referred to the boys in the past tense. With more testimony expected, the community holds its breath as this long, painful case inches toward trial—and potential closure.
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