BREAKING: Ex-Husband Arrested in Ohio Dentist, Wife Murders

Dr. Michael McKe, Monnique Tepee's ex-husband and a vascular surgeon, was arrested in Rockford, Illinois, for the murders. Detectives used neighborhood video surveillance to identify a vehicle that arrived just before and left shortly after the homicides, linking it to McKe.

The affidavit states that detectives identified a suspect through neighborhood video surveillance, tracking a vehicle to McKe, and found evidence of his possession of the vehicle before and after the homicides.

An officer dispatched for a welfare check on Spencer Tepee, who missed work, went to the wrong address. This delayed the discovery of the bodies by about 30 minutes, as friends later arrived and found Spencer's body.

The Columbus police chief confirmed that the officer went to an incorrect address on Summit Street, parallel to the Tepee's street, and body cam video shows the officer checking the wrong property.

Spencer and Monnique Tepee were found shot in their second-floor bedroom, likely while sleeping, with no signs of forced entry. The recovery of 9mm shell casings suggests the killer did not attempt to clean the scene, but the lack of forced entry implies a known assailant.

The chief stated the Tepees were found upstairs in a bedroom, and police recovered 9mm shell casings. The retired detective noted no forced entry suggests the killer knew how to access the house or the victims.

Police released grainy surveillance video of a person walking in the alley behind the Tepee home between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. on the day of the murders. Despite widespread media coverage, this individual has not come forward, which is considered suspicious.

The video shows a male in gray pants, black shoes, and a black coat, walking with his head down. The host notes that days after the video's release, no one has claimed to be the person, despite the possibility of being an innocent bystander.