OH - Spencer and Monique Tepe found shot to death at home 2 children unharmed, Columbus, 30 December 2025 *ex-husband arrested*

[airportwoman]

ABC News 6 talks about the Nevada Lawsuit with one of the attorneys.

They know where he is now!

 

[academyrd]

Not sure if this was put out there but gave me food for thought....... Dr. McKee may have planned this for some time, as reports from Las Vegas News commenting on the trouble the courts were having on serving him for an up coming lawsuit. Appears the address he provided his employer were fake... and the phone number was to a fax number ... talk about planning..

just my thought

We don’t have to call him Dr. McKee anymore, he’s a murderer I think we can drop the Dr.

 

[Cassie P]

It’s not random. Do research on the school shootings and the psych meds they were on,

This is like saying "look at all the people on heart medication who have heart attacks."

Correlation is not causation.

Aggressive people who act out may be on medication to help moderate their behavior, to give them a more normal brain chemistry. It doesn't mean the meds made them commit murder. Just like people with cardiac disease may be more apt to have a heart attack. It doesn't mean their meds gave them the heart attack.

 

[JDG]

We don’t have to call him Dr. McKee anymore, he’s a murderer I think we can drop the Dr.

He’s an ‘alleged’ murderer until he’s found guilty.

 

[JDG]

Almost ten years of terror for Monique, and still a tragic ending. I can’t believe they took so long to figure out it was him…

I don’t think it took them long at all to figure out who likely did it.

They had to track him via video and find evidence that would convict him, that’s what took a few days.

If they don’t have evidence…..

 

[Maat99]

i think the BIL might want to stop making statements as he says different things in different interviews. I saw one where he said abuse was just emotional. I think for the case good idea to just talk only to the attorneys bring the case to lock McKee up forever.

I am never clear on what people think the harm is going to be with an uninvolved third party providing info on what they know about a suspected killer. Regardless, I’m glad he is letting people know what MM is like. Even with this info there are people who somehow think MM is a broken hearted man pushed over the edge by a heartless gold digger. Nope. MM was abusive and scary and people close to MT/ST immediately knew this psycho was the killer. I’m sure the families of the victims are happy to have him out the real MM to the public.

 

[Kemug]

Some have suggested the large neck width of McKee indicated steriods, actually his larger jaw is another indicator--you often see those in combat sports before and after pics, huge jaw, it's a red flag. JMO

Don't footballers deliberately work on strengthening their neck muscles as a way of avoiding injury, eg a broken neck?

 

[Arkay]

We don’t have to call him Dr. McKee anymore, he’s a murderer I think we can drop the Dr.

Technically he is still a doctor, but we no longer need to address him with the “Dr.” honorific.

In my opinion he no longer deserves the respect that comes with the title.

Killing one’s ex-wife is a pretty good reason to doubt his integrity as a man of medicine.

JMO

 

[Kemug]

What they find on his electronic devices will be so telling.

Will it include a list of targets I wonder?

 

[browneyes]

Technically he is still a doctor, but we no longer need to address him with the “Dr.” honorific.

In my opinion he no longer deserves the respect that comes with the title.

Killing one’s ex-wife is a pretty good reason to doubt his integrity as a man of medicine.

JMO

Yes, as a doctor “First do no harm”. Violated his oath.

 

[Sunny Day]

MM was not as smart as he thought he was. He kept the murder weapon in his car! Probably wanted to look at it from time to time and relive what he did to them.

 

[Cassie P]

MM was not as smart as he thought he was. He kept the murder weapon in his car! Probably wanted to look at it from time to time and relive what he did to them.

Interesting point. Maybe he kept the gun as a souvenir from the crime scene. Not an unusual occurrence. This is done for a number of reasons. Power, control, fantasies, reliving the crime, etc. Not usually a smart move in terms of retaining incriminating evidence.

 

[osu]

Former colleagues from Ashland dental office remember Dr. Spencer Tepe: 'He had a happy presence about him all the time'​

Former colleagues from Ashland dental office remember Dr. Spencer Tepe: 'He had a happy presence about him all the time'

Two women who worked alongside Dr. Spencer Tepe for eight years at Stonecreek Dental Care in Ashland want the world to know who Spencer and Monique Tepe truly were.

www.wkyc.com

 

[nannymo]

I’m wondering if he is on any psychotropic drugs, or perhaps recently went on them and his Doctors were trying to find the right one. Much like perhaps Nick Reiner. That could be a defense. Seems he would be unable to practice in that case.

I guess we will find out perhaps how long this was planned or if the super obsession is recent.

PS some info:
Education
• Sep 2005 – May 2009: Bachelor of Science, Ohio State University
• Aug 2009 – May 2014: Medical Doctor (MD), Ohio State University
Postgraduate Training
• Jul 2014 – Jun 2015: Internship, General Surgery
Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
• Jul 2015 – Jun 2020: Residency, General Surgery
Virginia Tech Carilion Clinic
• Oct 2020 – Oct 2022: Fellowship, Vascular

So since 10/2022 seems when he was going for board certification?

5 years in a residency program seems very long to me...?

Also, when doctors get credentialed at a hospital etc., they have to answer questions about weather they are under any mental treatment and are they capable of performing their duties. I guess he could have lied if he was on any mental medication, but that can be verified I think.

 

[MesquiteO21]

He’s an ‘alleged’ murderer until he’s found guilty.

True but on this forum I don’t really see why we would need to address him as doctor. MM or Michael McKee is sufficient imo

moo

 

[MesquiteO21]

5 years in a residency program seems very long to me...?

I could be wrong but I thought that was typical if you’re doing a speciality/certain area? For a general practitioner I don’t believe it would be that long. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong!

moo

 

[airportwoman]

5 years in a residency program seems very long to me...?

Also, when doctors get credentialed at a hospital etc., they have to answer questions about weather they are under any mental treatment and are they capable of performing their duties. I guess he could have lied if he was on any mental medication, but that can be verified I think.

Not for something like a vascular surgeon. A general surgeon would probably do at least 4 years, and then a subspecialist would engage in additional training, whether as a residency or a fellowship.

 

[Knox]

Just getting in and catching up. Listened to a portion of the pressor on the way home. So the only new thing I caught was a weapon in his possession was a match in NIBIN - to the bullets recovered in the murders. Is that correct, TIA.

 

[nannymo]

Yes, I see that now...it just seemed long to me.

 

[keek]

Just getting in and catching up. Listened to a portion of the pressor on the way home. So the only new thing I caught was a weapon in his possession was a match in NIBIN - to the bullets recovered in the murders. Is that correct, TIA.

They said it was the one used I do believe and he had others