cops don't wake up one day and guess guess the right suspect someone leaves a trail

and in the murders of monique and spencer teppy investigators say that the trail began

weeks before the killings.

Tonight, we're breaking down the case against Michael McKee, the stalking allegations,

the arrest affidavit, and the evidence prosecutors say shows escalation long before the murders.

We'll examine reports that McKee entered the area around the Tepe Home weeks earlier.

The alleged threats made against Monique

and what family and friends said publicly about the fear they said she was living with.

From a law enforcement perspective, we'll explain while stalking is one of the most dangerous

warning signs police see and how those signs are identified or missed before it's too late.

But first, a quick reminder. If you're looking for real crime insight, not YouTube theories,

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So folks, hold on to your hats.

Hold on to your loved ones.

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