Elderly couple pleads not guilty to murdering NYT executive son-in-law
- Shili Chen and her husband pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder with a special circumstance of lying in wait.
- The victim, Jonathan McKinsey, was a New York Times executive who was allegedly killed by his in-laws.
- The incident occurred at Dublin Sports Grounds on September 26.
- The defense attorney claims McKinsey had previously hired a hitman to kill his mother-in-law.
- The case is ongoing with no further details on the hitman or the mother-in-law's involvement.
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NBC News·
Elderly couple pleads not guilty to murdering son-in-law, a NYT executive, at local park
New York Post·
Trans New York Times exec was murdered by in-laws during supervised visit with his kids: prosecutors
Trans New York Times exec threatened to hire ‘hitman’ to ‘get rid’ of his mother-in-law before she allegedly executed him: attorney
Trans New York Times exec hired ‘hitman’ to ‘get rid’ of his mother-in-law before she allegedly executed him: attorney