The New York Times confirms death of employee Jonathan McKinsey in Bay Area Park shooting
New York Times employee Jonathan McKinsey was shot and killed in a San Francisco suburb on September 26, leading police to arrest his elderly parents-in-law on suspicion of murder, according to a report by the newspaper.
Jonathan McKinsey, director of engineering at The New York Times Games, was fatally shot in Dublin, California on Saturday, September 26, 2026. Police arrested his 77-year-old in-laws, Shouyong Zhang and Shili Chen, connected to the killing. McKinsey, 40, had been in a contentious divorce with his wife, Candice Jang, who was also present at the sports complex parking lot.
The couple had three young children and was going through divorce and custody proceedings. Records show Jang had sought a domestic-violence protection order against McKinsey, alleging abuse and incidents involving the children. McKinsey had previously been charged with misdemeanour child-abuse offenses and pleaded not guilty. He was out on bail and had sought a mental-health diversion programme. Police credited witnesses and community members with aiding the arrests.
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