Hey everyone, I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Serious and yes, it is the eve of the snowpocalypse across the country.

And I'm in Vermont and it's very cold.

It's a temperature right now.

One degree without the wind chill.

So like minus 20 with the windchill. So I've got

my flannel on and a roaring fire. But I had to come to you because there's been activity in the

murders of Spencer and Monique Tepe in Columbus, Ohio, in that case that just shocked us across the

country. You remember the young couple gunned down inside their own home while

their children were sleeping just feet away on the second floor. The man that police say crept into

the Tepe's home and gunned down these parents is Monique Teppie's ex-husband, Dr. Michael McKee,

a vascular surgeon from Chicago. And earlier today, and I'm

recording this on Friday, January 22nd, we got our first look inside at that surgeon-turned-turned-dubler

defendant as he was arraigned in Franklin County, Ohio, into the courtroom, but weirdly,

he came in via video, I'll show

to you in a minute, charged with five counts of aggravated murder. I know two victims,

five counts. Okay, so just quickly, two counts of aggravated murder are based on the use of a

firearm with a silencer and premeditation, and two counts of aggravated murder are based on the use of a firearm with a silencer and premeditation.

And two counts of aggravated murder are based on premeditation, right?

So that would be the drive and the silencer and all that.

And to other counts, those two are based on murder in the commission of a burglary.

So it's kind of like felony murder in other jurisdictions.

But they've got basically an insurance policy. If the jury doesn't agree it was premeditated,

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