Dr. John is with us today to process this heartbreaking case.

I mean, was this an ex holding a grudge for nearly a decade?

I have questions.

But first, we need to talk about where the Tepe case stands.

The charges have been upgraded to aggravated murder,

and the man charged appeared in court.

So we're going to go over the latest in the case, and then my husband and co-host criminal

psychologist, Dr. John Matthias, is going to join me to break this case down.

But before we even get into what happened in court on Monday. It's important to go back to the morning when

everything fell apart. According to the criminal complaint, police believe Spencer Monique were

killed between 3 and 4 a.m. in the morning on December 30th, 2025. And long before anyone realized

anything was wrong, Spencer was supposed to be at work that morning, but he never showed up.

So at 9.03 a.m., the first call came in from his boss asking for a wellness check.

Well, at 922 a.m., an officer accidentally went to the wrong house, and then no one answered.

That officer, unfortunately, went to the wrong location initially. As it related to that wellness check, it was not the right house.

He spent about 10 minutes doing what he thought was appropriate.

Had it been the right house, knocking it on the door, going around to the backyard,

doing all the things that you would do in an effort to try to reach out to the family

or to anyone that may have been in that home.

At 9.57 a.m., a worried friend who decided to go over himself, called again and said that they

could hear children inside. At 10.05 a.m., that same person called again and said they could see

what appeared to be a body near the bed.

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