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Slain New York Times Exec Was in Vicious Fight With In-Laws Over Being Trans, Wife Tried to Pull Medical Tubes Out of His Body

A New York Times tech executive who was allegedly shot dead by his elderly in-laws in California was in a vicious war with them and his estranged wife for being transgender, according to court documents.

Jonathan McKinsey’s wife, Candice Jang, filed for a restraining order against him in 2025, and he replied by filing a restraining order of his own.

McKinsey claimed Jang had tried to pull medical tubes out of his body when he was transitioning from a woman to a man in 2010, the restraining order records, obtained by The Mercury News, said. The two married in 2011.

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2 thoughts on “Slain New York Times Exec Was in Vicious Fight With In-Laws Over Being Trans, Wife Tried to Pull Medical Tubes Out of His Body”

  1. Notheimpostergigi

    How were the children conceived if both parents were originally biological females? Artificial insemination? Sounds like all adults in their family are and were insane. I guess we should take comfort that the children only have one mentally defective parent left?

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