OBERLIN - The Guardian reported that Pipo Nguyen-Duy, 64, and his wife, Tran Thi Phong, 56, were found shot to death at home. The outlet's headline identified Daniel Jones as Nguyen-Duy's son, and its summary said Jones is being held on $3 million bail.

According to The Guardian, Nguyen-Duy was the studio art chair at Oberlin College. The outlet described him as an "award-winning professor of photography" who had worked at the Ohio liberal arts college for nearly 30 years. The Guardian reported that he was found shot and killed on Wednesday, officials said, and that the college was shaken on Friday.

The Guardian's account places Phong, 56, in the same home as her husband when the two were found dead, though the available excerpt of the report does not give further detail about the scene. The same excerpt does not say how the two were killed, what charges Jones faces, or whether he has entered a plea.

The Guardian's report does not give a motive for the killings in the material available for this story. It also does not identify the officials who spoke about the death of Nguyen-Duy beyond attributing the information to officials. Readers seeking the complete account should consult the full report, which was written by Auzzy Byrdsell and published on Friday.

The Guardian's coverage shows the college community responding to the loss of a faculty member who had taught there for nearly three decades. The outlet's report centers on the two deaths, the custody of Jones, and the reaction at Oberlin College, and it notes that Nguyen-Duy's role as a longtime photography professor and studio art chair was central to the college's response.

Sources: The Guardian: Son in custody after Oberlin professor dad and stepmother shot dead in Ohio.