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Jonathan Joss, ‘King of Hill’ actor, dead

‘King of the Hill’ Star’s Shooter ‘Maintains His Innocence’

An attorney for the man accused of killing King of the Hill actor Jonathan Joss said his client “maintains his innocence.” Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez, 56, was charged with murder in connection with the fatal June 1 shooting in San Antonio.

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Jonathan Joss, ’King of the Hill’ Voice Actor, Dies at 59 After Shooting

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Fans slam ‘King of the Hill’ social media homage to Jonathan Joss after his death in Texas

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San Antonio police backpedal on initial claim that Jonathan Joss’ murder was not an anti-LGBT hate crime

“We shouldn't have done it,” SAPD Chief William McManus said at a Thursday press conference. “It was way too soon, before we had any real information, and I will own that.”

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Jonathan Joss murder investigators walk back dismissal of homophobic hate crime claims: ‘Way, way, way premature’

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Police consider whether 'King of the Hill' actor's sexual orientation played a role in his killing

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Jonathan Joss, ‘King of the Hill’ and ‘Parks & Recreation’ actor, dead at 59 after shooting

Jonathan Joss, an actor who voiced the character of John Redcorn on “King of the Hill” and appeared as Ken Hotate on “Parks and Recreation,” has died following a shooting incident, according to police in San Antonio,

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Fatal shooting of Jonathan Joss uncovers neighborhood feud, sparks police controversy

King of the Hill voice actor Jonathan Joss was shot and killed outside his San Antonio home, leading to a neighbor's arrest and a police PR scandal as investigators explore potential hate crime links and a history of neighborhood disputes.

San Antonio Police Walk Back “Premature” Insistence That Jonathan Joss’ Killing Was Not A Hate Crime, Say Investigation Is Ongoing

The San Antonio police walked back their previous statement that there was "no evidence" to suggest that Joss' killing was a hate crime