Jonathan Joss
There is no homophobia in the long-standing feud
The neighbor says on suspicion of murder
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The voice actor for “King of the Hill,” shot and killed by his neighbor, had a bitter feud with men for several years, which had nothing to do with homophobia, says the neighbor.
Here’s the deal… hours after TMZ defeated the news Jonathan Joss He was killed on Sunday in an argument over his San Antonio property… the actor’s husband, Tristan Caen de Gonzalez, I said it on Facebook The shooting was a hate crime – The homophobic slander was allegedly thrown at a suspect at the scene.
But the neighbors say to TMZ… They didn’t hear what homophobia said in a moment of fierce battle, and they say Joss and doubt Sigfredo Alvarez Ceja For years, they’ve been trapped in a bitter feud – their neighbors are denounced Joss’ “anticism” to interfere with the otherwise quiet and peaceful block.
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These antics include Joss taking off on random, angry rants and screaming abusive words to anyone in the area. He also did something strange, like a pot or a pot on the roof at night.
Neighbors are said to recognize these episodes of rage as mental breakdowns…and they said Joss would apologize on multiple occasions the day after the meltdown.
The information we were given seems to be tracking what law enforcement was told about the situation… San Antonio police said so far on Tuesday, they said they found it There is no evidence that shootings are a hate crime.
Ceja was arrested on suspicion of murder and was taken into custody on a $20,000 bond. he Confessed a crime Police report said it was shortly after the attack.
