Dave Mack

But, you know, one thing to think, on December 6th, when McKee allegedly went to – no, not allegedly.

He was at the home.

Remember they were at the ballgame?

I think he went in there, and he planned it all out.

He walked around.

He knew exactly where he was going to stand.

He knew exactly where the bed was.

He knew where they were going to be.

And he had a plan, allegedly, to stand there.

And just standing over the top of him, he shot him.

And look at the injuries.

Right side on Spencer, left side on Monique.

That's how we sleep.

I mean, the only, I think the only thing that really we can look at from this is that McKee knew exactly what he was gonna do, exactly where he was going to do it, and then he did it, allegedly.

In a shocking moment in the investigation, while Monique and Spencer are out of town at the Big Ten Championship game December 6th, McKee is captured on video entering the curtilage of the Tepe home.

Curtilage is the property immediately surrounding a home and is considered an extension of the dwelling for Fourth Amendment purposes.

McKee is at the home place and has entered areas where personal privacy is expected.

At the same time, Monique excuses herself from the game, returning to the hotel room.

Asked why Monique left, Spencer tells friends, Monique is upset about something involving her ex-husband.

Absolutely, Nancy.