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Three little brothers, Tanner, Alexander, Andrew, just five, seven, and nine years old.

Vanished from their home. What happened? Is there a new and stunning explanation?

We want these boys home alive. Is that even possible now? I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime stories.

Thank you for being with us. We of course are referring to the missing little skeleton brothers.

Beautiful, beautiful little boys. Every time I see them, the one with the little glasses is

pictured in the middle. The tender age is five, seven, and nine. How do they just disappear from their

own home? As at this hour anthropologists are studying bone fragments to determine if they

belong to the three boys. Praise God in heaven. As I go to air right now, I've learned those

bone fragments are not the skeleton brothers, just five, seven, and nine years old. So where are they?

With me, Sandra Oli, WDIV Detroit, investigative reporter, along with Jeremy Allen, also joining us

from WDIV Detroit. Karen Stark, renowned New York psychologist, and the director of the Col case

research institute, Cheryl McCullum. First to Sandra. Sandra, thank you so much for being with us.

I have been tormented by the disappearance of these little boys about the age of my twin boy

and girl. It's driving me crazy. It's like I'm going to jump out of my skin, but I don't know

what to do. Sandra, what do you know? How did it all start? Well, you know what Nancy? First of all,

thank you so much for having us. And I think it's so important to not forget about these boys.

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