Seeking Public Assistance in Solving the Tragic Deaths of Spencer and Monique Tepe
The Columbus Division of Police is seeking the public's assistance in providing any photos or videos that could aid in the investigation of the deaths of a married couple in the north side of the city. The couple, Spencer and Monique Tepe, were discovered deceased in their home on North 4th Street after concerns were raised by their co-workers and friends. Spencer, a dentist in Athens, was reported missing by his colleagues when he did not show up for work. No weapon was found at the scene, and there were no signs of forced entry. Two children were found unharmed in the residence. Detectives recovered spent 9mm shell casings and are reviewing video footage as part of the ongoing investigation.
Sgt. Joe Albert stated that the investigation is ongoing, and detectives are diligently examining all evidence to resolve the case. The police are urging individuals with relevant digital evidence, such as photos or videos from December 30 between midnight and 9 a.m. in specific areas of Columbus, to submit them anonymously using the provided QR code. The community's cooperation is crucial in shedding light on this tragic incident.
Athens Dental Depot, where Spencer was employed, expressed their sorrow over the loss of their colleague and extended condolences to the families of the deceased. The dental clinic requested privacy and support during this challenging period. The community is encouraged to reach out to the Columbus Police Homicide Unit or Central Ohio Crime Stoppers with any information related to the case. The authorities are committed to uncovering the truth behind this heartbreaking event and seek the public's assistance in bringing closure to the investigation.