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The murders of Monique and Spencer Teppi shattered a quiet Ohio neighborhood and left two young children without parents.

The couple was found shot to death in their bedroom after Spencer failed to show up for work,

prompting frantic calls and a welfare check.

Investigators quickly ruled out a murder suicide noting no weapon was found and there

were no signs of forced entry. For weeks, the case haunted the community with more questions

than answers. Then came a stunning development. Police arrested Monique's ex-husband accusing

him of carrying out the execution-style killings while the children slept nearby.

Their divorce was finalized in 2017, but there was a court date in 2025.

Tonight, we are live from Columbus with the details.

But first, Brendan Banfield, a former IRS criminal investigator, is accused of masterminding a twisted and calculated plot to murder his wife, Christine, inside their herndon Virginia home.

Prosecutors allege that Brendan's seeking to escape his marriage and pursue a secret affair with the family's Brazilian opere Juliana Magalise posted online

as Christine to lure a man named Joseph Ryan under false pretenses of a sexual encounter.

Once Ryan arrived, Brendan allegedly shot him in the head, then turned the knife on his own wife, stabbing her to death.

The O'Pair, who later pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, claimed that she participated under Brendan's influence.

Authorities say the murder scene was staged, but Brendan maintains his innocence.

Today, day one of the trial, and the opair takes the stand.

Tonight, you will hear her shocking testimony.

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