The body of Rhonda Fisher was found on April 1, 1987, 25 miles north of Denver, in a rural area of Douglas County.

A motorist passing by the area spotted her body at the 3500 block of South Perry Park Road, and contacted police. She had been sexually assaulted and strangled.

The night before her murder, she was on foot, walking north on Monaco and toward Denver.

Now, following in-depth investigations with crime scene and evidence, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has announced a resolution in the case.

Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about the case that was cold for 38 years, and Joe explains how the evidence that pointed to the killer was in the hands of law enforcement from the very start.

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.09 Introduction - Decades

02:58.90 Missing Friend found alive

05:02.26 Case begins April 1, 1987

05:53.98 Rhonda Fisher was last seen in Denver.

08:05.10 Serial perps leaving the body a certain way

13:18.90 Looking for minutiae

18:05.56 Triangulating a body

23:49.51 Trace Evidence, Bags came into play

29:38.04 Sexual assault, serialized event

34:25.69 Killer identified by what was found in the paper bags

39:05.15 Vincent Groves died 9 years after he killed Rhonda

40:50.11 Hair combings, cuttings

42:41.86 Conclusion

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The Columbus Division of Police Homicide Unit is asking the public for help with any video or digital evidence related to the murders of Spencer and Monique Tepe. Well thought of couple, Spencer a popular dentist, murdered in their home between 2am and 5am December 30, 2025. The couple's two children ages 4 and 1 were unharmed. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the case with everything currently known as the police seek help in catching a monster.

Transcript Highlights
00:00.22 Introduction, Columbus, Ohio

03:27.89 Murders of Spencer and Monique Tepe

06:47.10 Kids inside, non-responsive adults

10:05.37 The couple is well thought of by everyone

15:16.20 Case will be heavily influenced by tech

20:07.96 Footprints in the snow

25:01.02 Cops bang on doors very loud

29:52.57 ME will determine entrance wounds

35:14.58 Killer left three shell casings behind

40:18.84 How much snow in the area?

44:51.41 Video of person of interest walking

48:22.55 Conclusion

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Sarah Grace Patrick is accused of murdering her mother and stepfather while they were asleep in their bed, leaving their bodies to be discovered by the couple's five-year-old daughter. The trial was schedule to begin yesterday, January 5, 2026, but has now been delayed until August awaiting a report from a forensic neuropsychologist who evaluated the teen over several visits in August 2025. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack break down the scene of the crime, trajectory of bullets and sound...is it possible shots were fired in the home but not heard by a 16-year-old? Also, the long, "crying without tears" eulogy of the now accused teen.

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.03 Introduction - Sarah Grace Patrick

00:53.56 Rural Geography - Double homicide

04:12.36 Blended Family with a past

07:11.46 A person's past follows them around

09:57.18 James Brock - Victim had a VLAD

15:08.86 5-year-old finds parents bodies in their bed, sister Sarah Grace Patrick calls 911

16:52.09 Sarah tells 911 bodies cold to the touch, no need for CPR

20:34.55 House is small

25:01.27 Weapon used in small house, but Sarah says she didn't hear anything

30:02.20 16-year-old accused of the murders

35:12.47 Cause of death will state which gun shot wound was fatal

39:57.98 Months between murders and arrest of Sarah Grace Patrick

45:04.02 LVAD would show when heart stopped beating

50:11.23 Gunshot residue and trajectory of bullets

51:46.78 Conclusion

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