New York Times executive fatally shot allegedly by elderly in-laws
Summary
A New York Times executive named Jonathan McKinsey was killed in a parking lot in Dublin, California. His wife's elderly parents, both 77 years old, were arrested and charged with murder and other crimes.Key Facts
- Jonathan McKinsey was 40 years old and worked as the director of engineering for games player experience at The New York Times.
- He was found with multiple gunshot wounds in a parking lot near Dublin Sports Grounds, about 35 miles west of San Francisco.
- The alleged shooters are his wife’s parents, Shouyong Zhang and Shili Chen, both aged 77.
- The couple faces charges including first-degree murder, conspiracy, negligent use of a firearm, and child endangerment.
- Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots and seeing McKinsey fall with head and chest injuries.
- The suspects stayed near the scene after the shooting and were arrested minutes later by a passing police officer.
- McKinsey was pronounced dead at the scene by police.
- The motive for the shooting has not been disclosed, and the suspects will appear in court to face charges.
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