The Tepe murders go from bad to worse as we are learning today that the police who initially did that wellness check, well, they went to the wrong home.

And it was 40 minutes later that the bodies of Spencer, Monique, Tepe were found.

So what is going on with this investigation?

Well, we should have a little bit of insight because for the first time today, the police chief talked publicly.

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Number one, I'd be shocked.

Number two, I'll give you your money back.

Now, on top of the fact that we are learning that police officers with Columbus police, by the way, that is the capital

of Ohio, they went to the wrong home at 922 a.m. on that fateful morning of December 30th.

On top of that, we're hearing a strange new

911 call from December 19th. Someone talking about loud banging from a stranger at the Teppies

home. What is all that about? And the chief, finally speaking out with the assistant chief. It's

interesting. We had the legendary homicide detective

on last night, Phil Waters, who said, look, if I was in charge of this investigation, I'd say

something, even if it was to say that we're investigating and can't answer questions. And sure,

as the sun comes up every morning, today, the police chief essentially did that coming out, trying to

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