Blockbuster, new information in the murders of Spencer and Monique Tepe.

And we had told you here early on before a perpetrator was even identified that there

was a good chance that the killer had reconned and stalked the location. And what are we finding out right now?

That that, in fact, was the case. Folks, this is police off the cuff. And if you like true

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So as we said, new information, a killer stalks.

And that killer, of course, is allegedly Michael McKee, the ex-husband of Monique

Tepe.

And court documents, specifically the arrest affidavit, show that Michael McKee was spotted on the property of the

Teppies weeks before their deaths.

Spencer and Monique Tepey, as we know, were found dead in their Wyneland Park house on December 30th after the Columbus Division of Police performed a well-being check.

McKee, who court documents say was Monique's ex-husband, was identified as the suspect in their deaths and was indicted on four counts of aggravated

murder and one count of aggravated burglary. He pleaded not guilty to these charges. So these are all

new information, the stalking. And as we are finding out, day-to-day, more information comes out is that the divorce was not an amicable divorce.

And Monique Teppi was terrified of her ex-husband.

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