NY Times Executive Killed by In-Laws Amid Domestic Dispute, Called 'Monster'

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A 40-year-old New York Times executive was killed by his in-laws, who reportedly referred to him as a 'monster.' The executive and his wife, Candice Jang, had been living separately at the time of the incident. Both spouses had filed requests for domestic violence restraining orders against each other in Alameda County the previous year. The killing appears to have occurred against a backdrop of a deeply troubled marriage and escalating family conflict.

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