Good evening. Tonight we're covering a major development in the brutal double homicide

at the Shakin Columbus, Ohio, the murders of Spencer Teppi and his wife, Moni Teppi.

After weeks of unanswered questions, an arrest has now been made. I mean, how good is that to hear? But as we'll explain

tonight, an arrest does not mean the investigation is over, far from it. In fact, many of the

most important questions are still unanswered. Let's walk through what is confirmed. What

led to the perpetrator's arrest, who we know is

Michael McKee, the ex-husband of Monique Tepe. And what the investigators are still working to

determine. Authorities have confirmed the arrest of Michael McKee, again the ex-husband of Monique Tepey,

in connection with the murders of both victims.

McKee was taken into custody following a multi-week investigation,

led by the Columbus Police Department

with assistance from state and federal partners.

At this time, law enforcement has confirmed McKee is formally charged with the homicides.

He's being held pending court proceedings.

And investigators emphasize this remains an active and ongoing investigation.

Police have not publicly disclosed all evidence underlying

the arrest, which is common and complex homicide cases at this stage. A quick reminder,

if you're looking for real crime insight, not YouTube theories, this channel is different.

I'm a retired NYPD homicide sergeant,

and on police off the cuff, we analyze cases

the way cops and prosecutors do.

What matters, what doesn't,

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