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Columbus, OHIO — <\/span>An Ohio grand jury has indicted a man in the double homicide of his ex-wife and her husband who were killed in their Columbus home last month. <\/p>\n Court records show a Franklin County grand jury charged Michael David McKee<\/a> on Jan. 16, with aggravated murder and aggravated burglary while using a firearm suppressor.<\/p>\n McKee, 39, a vascular surgeon who was living in Chicago, is charged<\/a> in the shooting deaths of 39-year-old Monique Tepe, from whom he was divorced in 2017, and dentist Dr. Spencer Tepe, 37, in their home on Dec. 30.<\/p>\n No attorney for McKee was listed on court documents.<\/p>\n Authorities apprehended McKee in Rockford, Illinois, last weekend. The hospital where he worked \u2014 OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center \u2014 has said it is cooperating with the investigation. He is currently being held after he waived his right<\/a> to an extradition hearing Monday. His next hearing in Winnebago County, Illinois, is scheduled for Jan. 23.<\/p>\n Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant said in an Associated Press interview Wednesday that authorities now believe McKee was the person seen walking down a dark alley near the Tepes’ home in video footage<\/a> from the night of the murders. His vehicle has also been identified traveling near the house, and a firearm found in his Illinois residence also matched evidence at the scene, she said. Authorities have not disclosed what type of firearm was used in the slaying.<\/p>\n