Trans NY Times exec allegedly gunned down by mother-in-law who blamed exec for grandson wanting to wear ‘sister’s dresses’

A transgender New York Times executive was gunned down in Northern California, allegedly by the exec’s mother-in-law, who blamed the victim for her grandson wanting to wear his “sister’s dresses,” according to a California Post report, which cites court documents.

Jonathan McKinsey, the paper’s head of engineering for games player experience, allegedly was killed by McKinsey’s elderly in-laws — Shouyong Zhang and Shili Chen, both 77 — on Saturday in the parking lot of a Dublin park, the Post said.

‘During our marriage, the children and I learned to avoid provoking Jonathan lest he became angry.’

Zhang and Chen allegedly took turns shooting McKinsey, the paper said.

McKinsey transitioned from female to male in 2010 and got married to Candice Jang in 2011, a previous Post story said,