Khaberni - The American authorities announced on Tuesday that Victoria Jones, daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones, died from cocaine poisoning following a clear overdose at a luxury hotel in San Francisco on New Year's Eve.
The chief medical examiner's office in San Francisco told the "New York Post" that Jones, who was 34 years old, died from "toxic effects of cocaine," while her death was ruled as an "accident."
According to the San Francisco Police Department, police arrived at the "Fairmont San Francisco" hotel around 3:14 AM on January 1st after a report of a medical emergency.
A guest found her on the fourteenth floor of the upscale hotel and alerted the staff after believing that Jones had lost consciousness due to a night of drinking, according to a source previously mentioned by the "Daily Mail".
The emergency call to 911 was categorized as "Code 3 for overdose, with skin discoloration," according to the audio recording of the operation room obtained by "TMZ". The authorities said that Jones died at the scene.
The daughter of the star of "The Fugitive" and his first wife Kimberly Cloughley, had faced several legal issues, including being arrested three times in 2025, according to court records reviewed by the "New York Post" previously.
In April, she was arrested in Napa County on charges of obstructing a police officer, being under the influence of a controlled substance, and possession of a controlled substance.
Jones was arrested again in Santa Cruz County in May, and once more in Napa County in June, on charges of domestic assault and domestic violence/elder abuse. She was later released on bail and pleaded not guilty in both cases in Napa County.
It is noteworthy that Jones worked in acting when she was younger, appearing alongside her father in "Men in Black II". She also appeared in one episode of the famous TV series "One Tree Hill", and had a role in a 2005 film titled "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada", which was directed and starred by her father, according to her profile on "IMDb".
