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Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was killed by his elderly in-laws. They were in the middle of a long-running family dispute involving divorce, child custody and competing allegations of domestic abuse. McKinsey, a transgender man and New York Times technology executive, was fatally shot in a Northern California parking lot at…
Mainstream coverage of a shooting Saturday in Dublin, California, has largely presented the case as a grim but conventional family murder: Two elderly parents were arrested after their daughter’s spouse […]
The transgender New York Times executive allegedly killed by her in-laws was "extremely rageful" toward her family, a lawyer has claimed.