The remains of three young children believed to be between the ages of 3 and 7 were discovered in a wooded area in Memphis, Tennessee. Officials believe the remains have been there for years.
On April 23, the mother of the missing Skelton brothers, Alexander, Tanner and Andrew, who were ages 9, 5 and 7 when they disappeared in 2010, released a statement on Facebook following the recent news in Tennessee, saying it’s believed the remains do not belong to her sons.
“However, we understand that the situation is still developing, and we are awaiting official forensic analysis results for confirmation,” Tanya Zuvers said on Facebook. “No matter who the bones belong to, some families’ world will be shattered by the news of their children’s deaths. We as a family continue to pray for answers for ourselves, and pray for the family/families that these precious babies belong to that they find peace in knowing where their babies are.”