SPENCER & MONIQUE TEPE: Columbus, Ohio dentist and wife murdered - 30 Dec 2025 *ARREST*
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Not so much "new clues" as to "I used my observational skills and this is what my personal opinion is...".
NewsNation producer Allison Weiner, reporting from Columbus for Brian Entin Investigates, toured the property and found no obvious signs of forced entry. However, she noted multiple possible access points around the home.
Surveillance footage placed McKee in a rear alley lined with garages and parked vehicles before the killings. Weiner identified a back gate that could be easily climbed and several ground-level windows.
“It could be very easy to get into that backyard,” she said.
Weiner said she believes McKee likely entered through the back of the house rather than the front. The home has since been sold. A hearing in the case has been moved to August.
Tepe murders: New clues on how suspect got into Ohio home
New details are emerging about how a surgeon accused of killing his ex-wife and her husband may have entered their Ohio home before the shootings.NewsNation producer Allison Weiner, reporting from Columbus for Brian Entin Investigates, toured the property and found no obvious signs of forced entry. However, she noted multiple possible access points around the home.
Surveillance footage placed McKee in a rear alley lined with garages and parked vehicles before the killings. Weiner identified a back gate that could be easily climbed and several ground-level windows.
“It could be very easy to get into that backyard,” she said.
Weiner said she believes McKee likely entered through the back of the house rather than the front. The home has since been sold. A hearing in the case has been moved to August.
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You will find many thieves know to go through the back because in most cases it's far less obvious than going through the front. Not near as many doorbell cameras, either.