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>Park, 66, a retired city of San Antonio public works employee, said she and Joss met through mutual friends and dated for about a year before they got married. She said they were happy at first, but Joss’ behavior became more erratic and dark. Much of his anger was aimed at the people who live on Dorsey Street, she said. “He would terrorize the neighborhood,” she said. The coronavirus pandemic and a strike by the Screen Actors Guild meant fewer acting jobs, which exacerbated his stress and depression, she said.
>“He had no direction, no income. It was the loss of identity,” she said. “That was when things started to turn.”
>Joss also suffered injuries in falls from horses on film sets, one of which likely caused a concussion he was never treated for, Park said. His use of meth also contributed to his decline, she said. She said Joss dropped about 70 pounds and his teeth fell out because of his use of meth use, she believes. She said he suffered “psychotic breaks.” Joss was never diagnosed with a mental health disorder because he was reluctant to see doctors, she said.
>Park said one incident in particular still haunts her. She said Joss woke her early one morning, asking if she wanted lemonade. After pointing out it was 3 a.m, she went back to sleep. She said the next thing she remembers, she was awakened when Joss fired a pistol into the headboard above her. “I got up and threw some clothes and my phone in a garbage sack,” she said. “I got in my car and left.” A judge granted a divorce on Oct. 16, 2023. “He went from being the love of my life to someone I didn’t recognize,” she said.

That's the end of it, I hope this shines a better light on Joss's character and the motive on his murder