Another woman claims to have seen 3 missing Michigan brothers in Ohio

Woman the boys were with was described as older, haggard, and tired looking

Just like the first woman who claims to have seen the brothers, she said she did not contact authorities right away because she didn't know the boys were missing.

Additionally, the description of the woman seen with the three young males at the flea market matches that of the woman at the donut shop -- older, haggard, and tired looking.

The boys' father, John Skelton, claimed he gave the boys to an acquaintance to protect them from their mother, Tanya Skelton, who reported them missing on November 26. That same day, John Skelton allegedly attempted to kill himself. He initially told police that friend Joann Taylor took the boys at his request so they wouldn't have to witness his suicide.

Police do not believe Taylor exists and now question whether Skelton attempted suicide at all.

The boys live with their mother and were visiting their father for the Thanksgiving holiday. Police fear they may be dead, however, Skelton recently reassured his parents during a jailhouse visit that the boys were alive and safe.

Andrew is 4-feet-1 inch tall, weighs 57 pounds, and has brown eyes and hair. Alexander is 3-feet-9 inches tall, weighs 45 pounds, and has brown eyes and hair, and a scar at his hairline and on his chin. Tanner is 3-feet-6 inches tall, weighs 40 pounds, and has blonde hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information on the alleged victims, abductor or vehicle is asked to call 911 or the Morenci Police Department at (517) 263-0524