In the double murder of dentists, Ohio dentist, Spencer Tepe and his wife, Monique,

there are a lot of interesting things that the police know now.

And it wasn't always the case early on in this investigation.

But right now, the police know a lot, but yet they're not letting on what they do know.

They're not telling us what they know, but information and evidence is sort of slipping out in this case and what do I mean by that well

the evidence just very recently that came out was that they recovered nine millimeter spent shell

casings very important evidence in this case and i'll get back to it in

a second so on tuesday morning december 30th 2025 a routine concern quickly escalated into one of the

most disturbing double homicides in columbus ohio history at 903 a.m., the Columbus Police Department received the first 911 call.

A co-worker reports that Dr. Spencer, Teppie, failed to show up for work,

something described as completely out of character.

Repeated attempts to contact Spencer and his wife, Monique,

had failed. Approximately 9.22 a.m. An officer is dispatched to the TEPI residents on North

4th Street in the Wyneland Park neighborhood for a welfare check. The officer knocks,

there is no answer. With no immediate

signs of distress visible from the exterior, the officer clears the call and leaves the scene.

First of all, I just want to comment on that. That was a horrible job by that officer. That's what

we would call in law enforcement as an okey-doke. You know something?

Talk to the 911 caller.

You have that ability.

Call the 911 caller and say, what's the problem here?

And if he would have shown you or spoken to you about how this was so unusual,

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