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Autopsy reports reveal new details in shooting deaths of Spencer and Monique Tepe
Autopsies show Spencer and Monique Tepe were shot 16 times combined, with wounds suggesting possible defense; no drugs or alcohol found, suspect charged with aggravated murder.
- The Franklin County Coroner's Office on Tuesday said autopsies revealed a total of 16 gunshot wounds in Spencer and Monique Tepe found dead in their Weinland Park home.
- Court documents allege Michael McKee threatened Monique and was captured on security video entering their Columbus home on Dec. 6, weeks before the murders.
- Autopsies show Spencer was shot seven times and Monique nine times with fatal wounds to head, chest, and extremities; pathologists recovered bullets and noted injuries indicating defensive actions.
- Michael McKee is indicted on four counts of aggravated murder and one count of aggravated burglary, has pleaded not guilty, and remains jailed without bond at Franklin County Jail.
- Investigators say police quickly ruled out murder-suicide with no gun or forced entry, traced a silver SUV with stolen plates to McKee, and recovered firearms from McKee's Chicago condo, one preliminarily linked via a national ballistics database.
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Tepe murder case: Couple shot 16 times, according to autopsy report
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Michael McKee, charged in the murder of his ex-wife and her husband, reportedly shot the victims over 15 times, according to an autopsy report. In released documents from the Franklin County Coroner’s Office, Monique Tepe was shot nine times, while Spencer Tepe suffered from seven gunshot wounds. The deaths of the [...]
·Charleston, United States
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Autopsy report reveals 16 gunshot wounds in Ohio couple's murder case
Michael McKee, a Chicago-based surgeon, has been arrested and charged with the aggravated murder and burglary of Monique and Spencer Tepe, who were shot a combined total of 16 times, with the autopsy report indicating a rapid, targeted attack.
·Rockford, United States
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