After a 32-year investigation, a breakthrough in the Victoria Jobson case has finally arrived. Victoria, a beloved mother, wife, and radio DJ, went missing in October 1992. Her tragic story has haunted the community and sparked concern among her family, friends, and law enforcement. Her story was featured in 585 magazine, shedding light on her struggles with addiction and her relationship with Tony Jackson, her quasi-pimp. The family requested her children be taken from her care because of her deteriorating health condition and weight loss from substance abuse.
Green was a suspect in Victoria Jobson's case for a long time, but he managed to evade authorities due to his connection to the Six Nations Reserve. Detectives from Rochester's homicide unit received new information, leading them to re-interview Green. The U.S. Marshals served a warrant for Green's arrest and escorted him back to Rochester, where he faces charges related to Jobson's death.
Authorities shared details regarding the case in an effort to bring justice for Jobson's family and ensure the public is aware of the outcome of the investigation.
In 1992, Victoria Jobson, a beloved mother, wife, and former radio DJ, went missing. The case garnered much attention from both the community and Jobson's family, who feared for her safety. Her story was shared in 585 magazine, shedding light on her drug addiction and her association with Tony Jackson, her quasi-pimp.
For years, Victoria Jobson's case had remained a mystery, particularly as she had become increasingly frail and lost 100 pounds due to her addiction.
Following new information obtained, detectives from the Rochester Homicide unit re-interviewed Green. The U.S. Marshals served a warrant for Green's arrest and escorted him back to Rochester where he stands accused of Jobson's death.
Law enforcement officials released information about the case to provide answers for Jobson's family and ensure that the public is updated on the outcome of the investigation.
Victoria Jobson, a cherished mother, wife, and former radio DJ, vanished in 1992. Her family and the community were concerned for her safety. Her story was featured in 585 magazine, shedding light on her battle with drug addiction and the relationship with Tony Jackson, her quasi-pimp.
For years, Victoria Jobson's disappearance remained unresolved, particularly as she grew increasingly frail and lost 100 pounds due to her substance abuse.
After acquiring new information, detectives from the Rochester Homicide unit reinterviewed Green. The U.S. Marshals served a warrant for Green's arrest and transported him back to Rochester, where he is accused of Jobson's death.
Local authorities released details about the case to provide clarity for Jobson's family and ensure the public is informed of the case's conclusion.
