Good afternoon, everyone.

And breaking news, of course, in the case that we've been following,

which is the Michael McKee case, the murder of Spencer and Monique Teppey.

So you would think that this case would cool off.

But every day we are finding out new things.

The charges have been upgraded.

There's a ballistic link, of course, and the extradition is next. So today we're going to update the Michael David McKee case. What's he now charged with? What police say ties him to the murders of Moni Tepe and Spencer Tepe,

and what happens next as he sits in an Illinois awaiting extradition back to Franklin County, Ohio?

This case moved fast, and the charges just got heavier.

The headline, McKee has now been indicted, charges upgraded upgraded of Franklin County grand jury returned an indictment on January 16th, 2026.

And it's not just two murders anymore. This indictment is structured as four aggravated murder counts tied to theory and timing plus aggravated burglary.

According to the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office McKee, who is charged with two counts of aggravated murder, prior calculation and design.

One count of aggravated burglary.

Two counts of aggravated murder committed during the course of an aggravated burglary.

And that phrasing matters. In plain English, prosecutors are alleging premeditation, which means prior calculation and design.

And also alleging the killings occurred in connection with an aggravated burglary

theory. Another charge, firearm plus a suppressor specifications. Every count in the indictment

includes a three-year firearm specification using a gun and a six-year specification tied to using a firearm suppressor.

And the prosecutor's office spells out the stakes. If convicted,

McKee faces life with a stated minimum possibility of parole after 32 years up to life without

parole. What police say links McK key to the killings. Well,

police have described this as a targeted domestic violence-related attack and they're publicly

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