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Breaking News: New Docs Show Dr. Michael McKee Lurking at Monique & Spencer Tepe's Home Weeks Before

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January 28, 2026

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Newly unsealed court documents reveal chilling new details in the Michael McKee case, accused of murdering Spencer and Monique Tepe.

Retired Columbus homicide detective Jay Fulton joins us LIVE to break down what this new evidence could mean for prosecutors.

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Welcome to the global phenomenon that is Surviving the Survivor — the show that brings you the Best Guests in all of True Crime.

We’re breaking in LIVE with major developments in the Michael McKee case.

New court documents allege the accused surgeon was spotted outside the home of Monique and Spencer Tepe weeks before their murders, raising serious questions about premeditation.

Joining us is retired homicide detective Jay Fulton, who walks us through what investigators look for in cases involving alleged stalking, surveillance, and delayed-action violence — and how this new evidence could reshape the prosecution’s strategy moving forward.

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