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The Skelton Brothers /// Part 2 /// 281

True Crime Garage TV

  • Feb 20, 2019
  • 59:49
  • Full Episode

Source: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-spjb4-a87ed3

The Skelton Brothers /// Part 2 /// 281

Part 2 of 2        www.TrueCrimeGarage.com   Andrew age 9, Alexander age 7, and Tanner age 5 were taken by the father from his Morenci, Michigan home during the Thanksgiving holiday visitation back in 2010. Their father John, claims the boys were abused by their mother and he was getting them out of a bad situation. However John’s story does not add up. Law Enforcement does not believe him and today John sits behind bars. This week we crack a beer and discuss this stranger than fiction true crime story.    Beer of the Week - Hopsoulution Ale - Bell’s Brewery INC. Garage Grade - 4 out of 5 bottle caps   Check out this good stuff and save CASH with our promo codes: www.Madison-Reed.com - use code GARAGE for 10% off plus FREE shipping www.FabFitFun.com - use code GARAGE for 10% your first box  Help the Garage by taking a quick free survey at www.PodSurvey.com/GARAGE - thanks for your help! Don’t miss the series premier of Gone, Wednesday February 27 at 9/8 central on WGN America

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Brief Summary

The episode discusses the Skelton brothers' disappearance, investigation updates, and theories about their fate.

Key points

  • The Skelton Brothers Case. The investigation into the missing Skelton brothers takes a dark turn as remains are found.
  • The Remains Found. Partial remains found in Montana lead to speculation about their identity.
  • Hope and Despair. Tanya Skelton expresses hope for her missing children amidst the investigation.
  • The Boys' Disappearance. The oldest boy was nine at the time of the disappearance in 2010.
  • Amish Community Insights. Amish families would help the boys but notify the police.
  • John's Claims. John claims he handed the boys off to a group, but no evidence exists.

Tension

60/ 100Some tension

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