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‘King of the Hill’ revival honors Jonathan Joss with on-screen tribute months after actor’s death
The late “King of the Hill” voice actor, who was shot and killed on June 1 in San Antonio, Texas, was honored Monday with an on-screen tribute at the end of the animated sitcom’s Season 14 finale. “In Loving Memory… JONATHAN JOSS,” the tribute read alongside photos of Joss and his “King of the Hill” character, John Redcorn.
In a statement the following day, San Antonio police said that "despite online claims of this being a hate crime, currently the investigation has found no evidence to indicate that Mr. Joss’s ...
“My husband Jonathan Joss was murdered in a hate crime,” de Gonzales posted on Facebook. “He spent years begging for help, reporting threats, pleading for protection. The police ignored him.
“The loss of Jonathan Joss was tragic, most heavily felt by the LGBTQ+ community,” McManus said. Texas does not have separate hate crimes charges.
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Actor Jonathan Joss Killed in Homophobic Hate Crime - MSNJonathan Joss, known for voicing John Redcorn in King of the Hill and playing Chief Ken Hotate in Parks and Recreation, was shot and killed on June 1 in San Antonio, Texas. He was 59 years old.
Detectives investigating “King of the Hill” actor Jonathan Joss’ murder walked back their dismissal of homophobic hate crime claims — admitting it was “way premature” to rule the ...
“The loss of Jonathan Joss was tragic, most heavily felt by the LGBTQ+ community,” McManus said. Texas does not have separate hate crimes charges.
“The loss of Jonathan Joss was tragic, most heavily felt by the LGBTQ+ community,” McManus said. Texas does not have separate hate crimes charges.
“The loss of Jonathan Joss was tragic, most heavily felt by the LGBTQ+ community,” McManus said. Texas does not have separate hate crimes charges.
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