Oberlin Professor Pipo Nguyen-Duy Found Fatally Shot

Oberlin College professor Pipo Nguyen-Duy and a woman were found fatally shot in an Ohio home during a welfare check on October 28, and police arrested Daniel Jones, identified in reporting as Nguyen-Duy’s son, in connection with the killings. Jones faces six counts of murder, four counts of felonious assault and one count of tampering with evidence, according to reports of the charges. Oberlin police said officers found two people with multiple gunshot wounds inside a home on South Pleasant Street. Nguyen-Duy was found on the first floor and the woman on the second floor. College President Carmen Twillie Ambar identified Nguyen-Duy as one of the victims. The woman’s identity and age have been reported differently, and police accounts cited in some reports did not identify her. The investigation began when police and firefighters responded to a smoking or burning vehicle in a parking lot at the Oberlin College Conservatory. The vehicle was registered to Jones, according to police accounts cited in local reporting. Officers later conducted a welfare check at the home and found the victims. Police arrested Jones in Oberlin that morning. At an initial court appearance on October...