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College Professor Among 2 Found Dead in Home; Suspect in Custody, Police Say
Police said a suspect is in custody as investigators probe a domestic incident that left an Oberlin professor and a 47-year-old woman dead.
- On Wednesday, Oberlin Police found Oberlin College Professor Pipo Nguyen-Duy and a 47-year-old woman shot to death at a home on 33 South Pleasant Street, with Daniel Jones, 31, taken into custody.
- The investigation began shortly before 9 a.m. when police responded to a smoking vehicle at the Oberlin College Conservatory parking lot, which led officers to locate Jones and conduct a welfare check at his residence.
- As a political refugee from Vietnam, Nguyen-Duy taught studio art and photography at Oberlin College since 1998 and received a Guggenheim Fellowship, becoming an internationally exhibited artist.
- Oberlin College President Carmen Twillie Ambar called the professor's death "a deeply challenging moment for our campus," while police described the incident as "domestic nature."
- Charges against Jones remain pending as the investigation continues, while Oberlin College is providing mental health resources to students and staff impacted by the loss.
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Two found dead in Oberlin; Oregon man in custody
A 31-year-old Oregon man has been arrested following the discovery of the bodies of a man and a woman who were both fatally shot Oct. 28 in Oberlin. According to Oberlin Police Lt. Michael McCloskey, charges are pending against the suspected gunman, Daniel Jones, of Ashland, Oregon. At about 8:57 a.m., Oberlin Police responded to […]
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