Investigation team follows John Skelton's leads in search for missing boys

In a recent government meeting focused on the ongoing investigation surrounding Probate Court File No. 23-53020 ML, significant developments were discussed regarding the search for missing children. The meeting highlighted the collaborative efforts of various law enforcement agencies and community volunteers as they work tirelessly to locate the boys.

Key discussions centered on the investigation of John Skelton, who had been transferred to St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo for erratic behavior. During interviews, Skelton claimed that the boys were wrapped in blankets and placed in an old schoolhouse near Kunkle, Ohio. In response, law enforcement teams were dispatched to search two identified schoolhouses, but unfortunately, no evidence was found.

As the investigation progressed, Skelton described a nightmare in which he believed the boys were in a dumpster near Holly City, Ohio. This led to further searches in that area, but again, no significant findings were reported. The investigation also revealed troubling internet searches on Skelton's devices, including inquiries about rat poison and methods of causing harm, raising concerns about his mental state and intentions.

The meeting underscored the extensive search efforts that involved local citizens and multiple fire departments, with volunteers combing through parks and public areas. The coordination of these efforts became crucial as the community rallied together to assist in the search, demonstrating a strong commitment to finding the missing children.

In conclusion, the meeting shed light on the complexities of the investigation and the collaborative spirit of the community and law enforcement. As the search continues, the hope remains that the boys will be found safe, and the investigation will lead to answers for their families and the community at large.