Ryan Chandler

Around 3 a.m.

the morning of April 15th, 2025, a caller from that home dialed 911, initially hung up, and then the 911 dispatcher called back.

And on that call, you hear a woman in tears who tells the 911 dispatcher that, quote, me and my man got into it.

She tells the officers that she no longer needs them to come to the home.

The dispatcher goes back and forth, seemingly saying, are you sure?

Do you need help?

Trying to make sure that this woman who we don't know the identity of yet is okay.

The dispatcher at the time logged this as a domestic dispute, and Columbus officials didn't include a name for the caller in their dispatch logs.

The Tepe family, though, has said that the voice on the call does not match Monique's.

Well, they're safe with family members.

They've been in their custody.

Family members say that they're in very good hands, as is the family dog.

Lester, thank you so much for having me.

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