“He was murdered by somebody who couldn’t stand the sight of two males loving one another,” Gonzales stated in his assertion, which went on to thank Joss’ mates and followers.
“Jonathan saved my life. I’ll carry that ahead,” the assertion concluded. “I’ll defend what he constructed.”
San Antonio police initially told People magazine they found Joss with a number of gunshot wounds after they had been dispatched to a taking pictures in progress round 7 p.m. on Sunday night time.
Although they tried life-saving measures whereas ready for medics to reach, he was later pronounced lifeless on the scene.
The suspected shooter, neighbor Sigfredo Alvarez Cejam, fled, however was detained by officers a block away from the crime scene. Cejam has been booked on homicide fees, and an investigation continues to be ongoing.
Sources who spoke to TMZ advised the outlet that Joss and Cejam had a historical past of moving into “verbal and bodily” altercations with each other.