Oberlin College Photography Professor and Wife Shot Dead by Son

Published 21h ago · Latest report 4h ago · Crime

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An Oberlin College professor and his wife were shot dead by his son in Ohio.

An award-winning photography professor at Oberlin College and his wife were found shot dead at their Ohio home. Police arrested the professor's son in connection with the killings and held him on a $3,000,000 bail. The campus community was left in shock following the violent tragedy.

The victimsPipo Nguyen-Duy served as the studio art chairman and worked at the college for nearly 30 years.
The suspectDaniel Jones was taken into custody and held on a $3,000,000 bail following the incident.
The backgroundThe male victim was a celebrated artist who earned recognition as a Guggenheim fellow for his photography.

Why it matters

Violent crimes affecting faculty members deeply shake small academic communities, especially at historic liberal arts institutions like Oberlin College in Ohio. Such incidents prompt campus-wide mourning and raise difficult questions about domestic safety and mental health support for families.

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Oct 29Police reported that an Oberlin College professor and his wife were murdered by his son.
Oct 30The suspect was held on a $3,000,000 bail after the victims were found shot dead at home.

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$3Mbail

30 yrsyears worked at college

64 yrsage of professor

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An Oberlin College art professor and his wife were found shot dead at their home by police, and the professor's son has been arrested and jailed on a $3,000,000 bail.

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