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.

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.Facebook/@Jon McKinsey
Shili Chen is pictured. Jonathan McKinsey, a 40-year-old tech executive at The New York Times, was allegedly shot dead by his elderly Chinese in-laws in the parking lot of the Dublin Sports Grounds on Dublin Boulevard in Californi

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