Disturbing double murder found in the Columbus, Ohio home of this man, Spencer Teppie, age 37, and his wife, Monique Tepe.

Home invasion?

Is that what the killers wanted to leave behind?

The thought that this was a home invasion?

But there's disturbing factors here.

No forced entry.

Gunshot wounds.

Multiple gunshot wounds to Spencer Teppi's body.

At least one gunshot wound to Monique in the chest, found in different rooms.

How did the killer or killers get into the home?

The home was not ransacked.

It appears nothing was taken.

So what is this about? Well, this looks like it appears to be a known to that the person or persons that did that

were known to the victims because they entered the location without a forced entry.

So then we ask, why? Why did this happen?

That lies in what we call in homicide investigation, the victimology, the study of the background, in this case, two victims, Spencer and Monique

Teppi. He, a 37-year-old dentist, she a 39-year-old wife of his. Is it something in their

background that caused them to become victims and in no way blaming them

for what occurred.

That is simply up to and with the responsibility of the person or persons who did this.

But this is not presenting as a straight-out home invasion.

Double murder?

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