King of the Hill voice actor Jonathan Joss was killed in San Antonio, TX on Sunday night.
The Texan native was pronounced dead, at age 59, when paramedics were unable to revive him after an unidentified neighbor shot him several times following a heated argument – according to TMZ.
The San Antonio Police Department captured the suspect in his car a block from the scene after he fled, and theyre still talking to witnesses to discover what caused the argument.
Last Saturday, Jonathan – who boasts 9K social media followers – shared a video of himself in good spirits, urging fans to visit him at Tribe Comics and Games in Austin, TX for a signing.
On Sunday morning, Joss thanked fans on Facebook for helping him secure a ride back to San Antonio.
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King of the Hill voice actor Jonathan Joss was killed in San Antonio, TX on Sunday night (pictured Saturday)
The Our Lady of the Lake University grad is survived by his husband Tristan Kern de Gonzales, whom he wed on Valentines Day.
Jonathans last IMDb-credited gig was voicing characters for CD Projekt REDs video game Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty in 2023 alongside Keanu Reeves and Idris Elba.
Joss also voiced the character Healing in Paul McComas and Holly Trastis animated drama Unplugged alongside the late Louis Gossett Jr., the late Ed Asner, Christina Ricci, and Jeri Ryan.
But the charismatic actor of Native descent is best known for voicing musician and healer John Redcorn, who embarked on a 14-year-long affair with anchorwoman Nancy Hicks-Gribble (Ashley Gardner), on the Fox animated sitcom from seasons 2-13.
In a since-deleted post, Jonathan wrote that he felt shut out of the King of the Hill reunion at ATX TV Festival in Austin last Friday attended by co-creators Mike Judge and Greg Daniels as well as actors Pamela Adlon, Lauren Tom, and Toby Huss.
On January 23, Joss suffered the loss of his three beloved dogs when his childhood home, that his father built in 1957, burned to the ground.
The long-haired star also lost his car in the blaze, but the GoFundMe organized by Logan Kostroun successfully raised $10,721 from a $15K goal.
The Texan native was pronounced dead, at age 59, when paramedics were unable to revive him after an unidentified neighbor shot him several times following a heated argument (pictured last Wednesday)
The San Antonio Police Department captured the suspect in his car a block from the scene after he fled, and theyre still talking to witnesses to discover what caused the argument
Last Saturday, Jonathan shared a video of himself in good spirits, urging fans to visit him at Tribe Comics and Games in Austin, TX for a signing
On Sunday morning, Joss thanked fans on Facebook for helping him secure a ride back to San Antonio
The Our Lady of the Lake University grad is survived by his husband Tristan Kern de Gonzales (pictured April 8), whom he wed on Valentines Day
Jonathan is best known for voicing musician and healer John Redcorn (R), who embarked on a 14-year-long affair with anchorwoman Nancy Hicks-Gribble (L, Ashley Gardner), on the Fox animated sitcom from seasons 2-13
In a since-deleted post, Joss wrote that he felt shut out of the King of the Hill reunion at ATX TV Festival in Austin last Friday attended by co-creators Mike Judge (2-L) and Greg Daniels (L) as well as actors Pamela Adlon (2-R), Lauren Tom (R), and Toby Huss
On January 23, the charismatic actor of Native descent suffered the loss of his three beloved dogs when his childhood home, that his father built in 1957, burned to the ground
Jonathan also lost his car in the blaze, but the GoFundMe organized by Logan Kostroun successfully raised $10,721 from a $15K goal
Joss is also remembered for his role as Chief Ken Hotate in five episodes of NBCs mockumentary sitcom Parks and Recreation spanning 2011-2015
Jonathan is also remembered for his role as Chief Ken Hotate in five episodes of NBCs mockumentary sitcom Parks and Recreation spanning 2011-2015.
Joss had small roles in TV shows like Walker Texas Ranger, Charmed, ER, Ray Donovan, and Tulsa King.
He also acted in films like True Grit, The Magnificent Seven, Pocahontas 2: Journey to a New World, and Johnson Family Vacation.
