In-Laws Arrested on Suspicion of Murder After NYT Engineer Shot Dead in California
Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds in a park in Dublin, California.
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A married couple in their 70s has been arrested on suspicion of murder after their son-in-law, a New York Times engineer, was shot dead in a park in the Bay Area city of Dublin, California, according to a report by The Guardian.
Police identified the victim as Jonathan McKinsey, 40, who was found lying on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds by a responding officer. Around the same time, 911 calls began coming in from witnesses reporting the shooting.
Investigation Details
Dublin, California, is a small city located about 35 miles east of San Francisco. The report describes the shooting as having occurred in broad daylight in a suburban park.
The couple, both in their 70s and identified as the victim's in-laws, were taken into custody in connection with the killing, though further details on the specific charges and the circumstances leading to the alleged shooting were not provided in the report.
The Guardian did not report a motive for the alleged attack, and police have not released additional information about the ongoing investigation at this time.
Sources
- In-laws arrested on suspicion of murder after New York Times engineer shot dead in California — The Guardian — World
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