He was shot three times. His wife was shot once. That detail matters more than most people realize. In anger retaliatory homicides, violence is not distributed evenly. It follows grievance. When you stop counting bodies and start analyzing intent, the Tepe murders reveal a clear primary target and a secondary, instrumental victim.

In criminal investigations, heavy reliance on expert testimony can signal weakness instead of strength. The strongest cases are disciplined, structured, and defensible long before they reach courtroom.

The strongest criminal cases are built long before court. Method-driven investigation reduces risk, strengthens prosecutorial confidence, and minimizes reliance on expert testimony at trial.

Domestic violence is not always a sudden act of homicide. More often, it is a slow, deliberate burn—psychological, emotional, and coercive control that suffocates victims long before flames appear. Staying is not loyalty. It is survival inside a burning house.