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I'm Emily Compagnal, and this is the Fox True Crime Podcast.

The man suspected of murdering an Ohio dentist and his wife in December was arrested over the weekend.

On December 30, 2025, police found the bodies of 37-year-old Spencer Tepe and his wife, 39-year-old Monique Tepe, both dead of gunshot wounds. The Teppi's two young

children, ages one and four, were also found at the scene, although they were unharmed. Monique's ex-husband,

Michael David McKee, was arrested in Winnebago County, Illinois

on January 10th, bringing the 12-day manhunt to an end. Fox News National correspondent Brian Yennis

joins me now with a look back at how this case unfolded, as well as a look ahead at what's

next for McKee. Brian, welcome back to the Fox True Crime Podcast.

We're so happy to have you. Let's start at the beginning. Why were police called to the Tepe

home on December 30th? And what did they uncover when they arrived? Well, Emily, thank you for being here.

I wish we were here under better circumstances. But obviously with your podcast, it is, focus on horrific crimes like this and obviously the victims of these crimes. And in this case, what we know is that sometime between the hours of 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. on December 30th, investigators believe that is when Michael McKee entered the home somehow and murdered Monique Tepey, his ex-wife,

and her new husband, Dr. Spencer Tepey. Now, we know this because we believe that investigators

have surveillance video, not only that it captured a person of interest walking in an alley around that time, but we also know that investigators have surveillance video, not only that captured a person of interest,

walking in an alley around that time, but we also know that investigators had been recovering

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