The ex-husband of Monique Tepe has been arrested and charged with the murders of Monique and her husband, Spencer Tepe, in Columbus, Ohio. The couple was found dead from gunshot wounds in their home on December 30. Police identified Michael McKee as a suspect through neighborhood surveillance footage, which captured a vehicle linked to him arriving and leaving the scene around the time of the shootings. Authorities located the vehicle in Rockford, Illinois, and confirmed McKee’s ownership. He was arrested on Saturday (January 8) and is scheduled to appear in court on Monday.
Spencer Tepe, 37, was a dentist practicing in Athens, Ohio, while Monique Tepe, 39, was known for her background in childhood education. The couple was reported missing after failing to show up for work, prompting concerned coworkers to call 911. Police initially found no signs of forced entry or a weapon at the scene, but spent 9mm shell casings were discovered.
The Tepe family expressed their devastation over the loss and their commitment to seeking justice for Spencer and Monique. The investigation is ongoing, with Columbus police asking for public assistance in providing any additional video or digital evidence related to the incident.
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