Good afternoon, everyone.

We have been following the case of Michael McKee, who was accused of the murder of Spencer and Monique Teppey.

And what has been a little bit confusing for most is the evidence.

And what is the evidence they have against Michael

McKee? Well, we'll be breaking it down. And please say the evidence ties Michael McKee to the murders

of both Monique Teppi and her husband, Spencer Teppie. Let's make it clear. This case is not

built on a single smoking gun.

According to investigators, it's a layered, evidence-driven prosecution.

Ballistics, digital data, surveillance, motive, and behavior before and after the crime.

We're going to walk through what police alleged happened, why they believe McKee did it,

and how he was identified and what prosecutors ultimately have to prove to the jury.

So the evidence in this case, and we talk about the domestic violence component, all of those

things extremely important, but the evidence that the police say connects McKee to the crime,

the most powerful evidence is the police say connects McKee to the crime.

The most powerful evidence is the ballistic evidence.

According to police briefings, ballistics testing played a central role.

That's why when I'm reading in the chat, people saying they don't have a connection yet to the gun.

No, they do.

They ran the spent shells, the spent casings, if you will, through Nybin. And they have a hit. And I've showed this

almost on every episode I've had, which is a spent casing with a firing pin impression,

not the spent casing, but one like it, which is like a fingerprint

to a gun. And of course, the extractor marks. We discussed this in great detail. Yet, when I speak

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