Newly released autopsy reports confirm Spencer and Monique Tepe's official causes of deaths and reveal further details about the deadly shooting that unfolded at the Ohio couple's home more than a month ago. Autopsy reports released by the Franklin County Coroner's Office on Tuesday, February 3, and obtained by Us Weekly show that Spencer was fatally shot seven times and Monique was shot nine times. Spencer's report lists his cause of death as "gunshot wounds of head, neck, trunk, and extremities with visceral, skeletal, and soft tissue injuries." Monique's cause of death was similarly listed in her report as "gunshot wounds of head, trunk, and extremities with visceral, skeletal, and soft tissue injuries." Both Spencer and Monique died within seconds to minutes after they were both shot, according to related coroner's reports, which were also released on February 3 and reviewed by Us. The reports affirm the manners of their deaths as homicides. They were both declared at 10:11 a.m. by Columbus Fire Medics, the coroner's reports say. Spencer, 37, and Monique, 39, were fatally shot in the upstairs of their Columbus home the early morning of December 30, according to police, who said that their two young children had been inside the house unharmed. Authorities ultimately identified a suspect as Monique's ex-husband, Michael D. McKee, 39, who is charged with murder in both Spencer and Monique's deaths, according to authorities, Us previously reported. McKee has pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated murder and aggravated burglary in connection with the killings, The Columbus Dispatch reported. Family of Murdered Ohio Dentist, Wife 'Expected' Ex-Husband to Be Arrested According to court records viewed by the newspaper, McKee allegedly visited the Tepes' home weeks before he was accused of killing them. The Tepes' friends have told investigators that Monique had confided in them about McKee's abusive behavior toward her during their marriage and after they got divorced, the newspaper reported. McKee is accused of previously threatening to harm her. A probable affidavit obtained by CNN says that, according to two people who came forward to speak with police, McKee "forced unwanted sex" with Monique and "had told Monique that he could kill her at any time and would find her and buy the house right next to her, that she will always be his wife." McKee's defense attorney Diane Menashe declined to provide a comment to CNN about the details mentioned in the affidavit. McKee is a vascular surgeon most recently living in Chicago, according to CNN. He was arrested in connection to the Tepes' deaths in Illinois on January 10, a Winnebago County Sheriff's Office spokesperson previously told Us. Monique and McKee had their divorce finalized in June 2017, after they were married in Columbus in August 2015, according to court documents viewed by Us. Alleged Killer Michael McKee Threatened to Murder His Ex-Wife 'Many Times' Monique had filed for divorce a month before, in May 2017, before their separation was legally made official in a divorce decree. She married Spencer during a private ceremony in December 2020, according to the couple's online obituary. Spencer worked as a dentist at Athens Dental Depot and Monique was a stay-at-home mother according to the obituary, which says she and Spencer had "two precious children together who were loved dearly."