MONSTER DAD JOHN SKELTON'S TWISTED DREAMS

SHOCKING new revelations in the case of a Michigan man whose three sons have vanished filled a courtroom yesterday. Among them: dreams of the three missing boys near a dumpster; the trio in blankets clutching their toys as their dad drove away; his chilling search for the best way to break a neck. John Skelton has pleaded no contest in the disappearance of his three boys: Andrew, 9, Alexander, 7, and Tanner, 5. The boys vanished last Thanksgiving. He has still given no explanation as
to what happened to them, only that they were safely in the hands of a secretive child protection organization. Skelton has unloaded a truckload of conflicting stories on cops. These inconsistencies convinced detectives that the boys were, in fact, dead. He faces up to 15 years when he is sentenced in September. The boys mom sobbed throughout court.

The prosecutor's office said: "Members of the investigative task force and the Lenawee County Prosecutor's Office continue to actively pursue a final solution. We consider this just one more step toward everyone's goal of fully resolving this case."

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MICHIGAN MURDER SUSPECT JOHN SKELTON DIVORCES

IN THE LATEST twist to a bizarre, disturbing case, Tanya and John Skelton have finalized their divorce in a Michigan court. Judge Margaret M.S. Noe awarded full custody to Tanya Skelton of the couple’s three boys, Alexander, 7, Andrew, 9, and Tanner, 5, who have been missing more than six months. Ringing bells? Ah, now you remember good 'ole John Skelton.

Currently incarcerated and awaiting trial on charges of kidnapping and false imprisonment, said he no longer agreed to a judgment of divorce as it would hand custody of the three kids to his wife. Tanya Skelton filed for divorce when John Skelton took two of the boys to Florida without consulting his wife last September. In November, all three boys went missing and were last seen with their father. Skelton bizarrely claims that he gave the kids to an ‘organization’ – an organization that cops have so far been unable to locate.
He said to the judge: "If she is granted custody, they won't be available to either of us. It's not in my control.” Cops, however, smell bull.
Morenci Police Chief Larry Weeks said the case is being treated as a murder investigation.
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