Domestic Violence Doesn't Discriminate - The Tepe Case

Описание: Domestic violence doesn’t always end when a marriage does.

In this episode, we examine the murders of Spencer and Monique Tepe and the role of Monique’s ex-husband — a relationship she believed was firmly in the past after their divorce.

What this case tragically illustrates is that leaving, divorcing, and rebuilding a life does not always mean the danger is over. Years can pass. New routines form. Life moves forward — until it doesn’t.

As attorneys, we discuss:
1. How post-divorce domestic violence can resurface years later
2. Why victims may reasonably believe they are safe after separation
3. The legal and behavioral warning signs tied to post-separation abuse
4. How unresolved control, fixation, or resentment can escalate over time
5. What this case teaches about long-term risk factors many don’t see coming

This is a factual, legal discussion — not speculation — focused on how domestic violence can follow victims long after they believe a chapter has closed.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses domestic violence and homicide.

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