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Police Off The Cuff/Real Crime Stories

Bill Cannon Police off the Cuff/Real Crime Stories

Law Enforcement, Crime, True Crime, Military

4.4 • 870 Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2026

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Today we’re taking a deep, disciplined look at the murders of Spencer Tepe and his wife Monique Tepe — a double homicide that has shocked the Columbus community and generated a lot of online speculation. This episode is not about rumors. It’s not about internet detectives.It’s about facts, investigative process, and what police silence often tells us in a case like this. Let’s get into it.” “This case begins not with a 911 call from a victim, but with a welfare check. That distinction matters.”“When police respond to a welfare check, they are not responding to a crime in progress. They’re responding to concern — unanswered calls, missed obligations, something out of routine.”

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0:00.0	Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to Police Off the Cuff Real Crime Stories.
0:06.5	I'm your host, NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon.
0:10.0	You know, in this double murder of Spencer and Monique Teppi,
0:14.0	I think we got to realize that detectives are on this case, and they're working it hard.
0:21.0	And I see a lot of media people, YouTube content creators, just making things up.
0:27.2	And, you know, something, I think we need to stick with the facts here, you know,
0:31.9	and come to the realization that the people investigating this case are professionals,
0:39.1	and they know what they are doing.
0:41.8	They absolutely 100% know what they're doing.
0:44.8	So does something not add up in this case?
0:49.5	What is that?
0:50.7	What is it that's not adding up?
0:52.9	Well, the crime scene screams at us. It screams
0:57.6	that this perpetrator or perpetrators in this case is known to the victims. And that has sort of been
1:07.6	said from day one from December 30th the fact that the crime scene didn't
1:14.7	show signs of ransacking did not show signs of a robbery and there was no
1:21.0	forced entry and right away right from the early onset the earliest onset of this
1:26.3	case it was determined by investigators
1:29.3	that this was not a murder suicide. It would have been easy for investigators to say
1:35.1	this was a murder suicide, except the one thing that is sort of a qualification there to have
1:42.8	a murder suicide is that the murder weapon must be on the
1:46.8	scene and the murder weapon was gone. So right away, and there's other ways to see if it was a
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