‘This never gets easier’ -- Mother of Skelton boys speaks out on 10-year anniversary
DETROIT – The investigation into the Skelton boys disappearance continues with age-progression photos of Andrew, Alexander and Tanner.
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The photos were released Wednesday, 10 years since they disappeared with their father.
“Because we don’t have answers, no, this never gets easier,” said Tanya Zuvers.
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