No Proof of Hate Crime in ‘King of the Hill’ Actor Jonathan Joss’ Homicide, Cops Declare

Jonathan Joss‘ husband Tristan Kern de Gonzales is happy he was gunned down in chilly blood by a neighbor on account of homophobia — nevertheless cops are pumping the brakes, saying they’re not calling it a hate crime merely however.

The actor — most interesting known as the voice of John Redcorn on “King of the Hill” — was shot lifeless on his private property Sunday evening — and cops are saying that correct now there’s not ample proof to once more up Tristan’s declare it was a hate-fueled assault.

San Antonio Police posted an change on X Monday, writing, “No matter on-line claims of this being a hate crime, in the meanwhile the investigation has found no proof to level that Mr. Joss’s murder was related to his sexual orientation.”

That’s a direct hit in the direction of Tristan’s viral put up — the place he flat-out accused their neighbor of being motivated by hate … claiming he’d made threats sooner than and even hurled a homophobic slur the equivalent day Joss was killed.

Cops and eyewitnesses suggested TMZ the two neighbors obtained proper right into a heated altercation — sooner than the neighbor allegedly shot Joss and drove off.

Sigfredo Alvarez Ceja was arrested on suspicion of murder and was held in custody on a $200K bond.