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In the early hours of December 30, 2025, a house in Columbus, Ohio did not wake up.

Inside, Dr. Spencer Tepe, a local dentist, and his wife Monique Tepe were shot and killed. Their two young children were found alive inside the home. Nothing appeared to be stolen. No firearm was recovered. Police reported no signs of forced entry.

Days later, an arrest was made in Illinois. Michael David McKee, a physician and Monique Tepe’s former husband, was taken into custody and later charged with aggravated murder.

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In 1999, police opened the door of a disused bank vault in Snowtown, South Australia… and found eight barrels filled with bodies. What they uncovered became one of the most disturbing criminal cases in modern history.

In this episode, we go deeper than headlines ever dared:

• Who were the victims?
• How did four men build an invisible killing ring in a small town?
• What happened in that vault — and why did it go unnoticed for years?
• How did a terrified 19-year-old ultimately crack the case wide open?
• And why does Snowtown still carry a stain it can’t wash away?

Explore the psychology, the method, the terror, and the legacy of the “Snowtown Killers.”

This isn’t just true crime.
This is a descent into how evil hides in plain sight — and how ordinary lives become threads in a web they never saw coming.

🔗 Trigger Warning: Graphic violence, torture, murder, and psychological manipulation. Listener discretion strongly advised.

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In the early 1980s, a silent predator stalked the highways of the American South—leaving behind a string of young women with red hair, brown eyes, and broken stories. They vanished from rest stops, truck stops, and quiet roadsides, only to reappear as Jane Does discarded off interstates.

In this episode of Flat Circle, I unearth the twisted still officially unsolved case of the Redhead Murders, focusing the most prominent victims—Lisa Nichols and Tina Marie Farmer—and the disturbing patterns that link them. From psychological profiling and forensic roadmaps to online sleuth forums like Reddit and Websleuths, we dive deep into the eerie network of highways, predators, and silence.

Who was the killer? Was it just one man—or a hidden community of truckers exchanging horrors over CB radios?

Time loops. Patterns repeat. And the road always remembers.