General Hospital Star Johnny Wactor’s Death Ruled a Homicide: Shot Without Provocation by Car Thieves

The tragic death of General Hospital star Johnny Wactor has shocked fans and left his loved ones devastated. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner has officially ruled his death a homicide, confirming that he died from a gunshot wound to the chest.

The heartbreaking incident occurred in South Park, Los Angeles, in the early hours of the morning as Wactor was leaving work as a bartender. As he approached his car, he was confronted by three individuals who were in the process of stealing his catalytic converter. Without provocation, one of the individuals shot Wactor, leading to his untimely death.

Wactor’s younger brother Grant revealed that Johnny was trying to protect a female colleague when he was shot. Despite not attempting to fight the car thieves, Wactor bravely put himself in harm’s way to shield his friend. The suspects fled the scene and remain at large as authorities continue their investigation.

In the wake of this senseless tragedy, Wactor’s family and friends are mourning the loss of a beloved son, brother, and friend. A fundraiser has been started to help cover the costs of bringing his body back to South Carolina for burial. His family remembers him as a hardworking, charismatic individual who made a lasting impact on everyone he met.

The theft of catalytic converters is a growing issue, with hundreds of thousands stolen each year for their valuable metals. Wactor’s death sheds light on the dangers faced by individuals targeted by these criminals, and serves as a reminder of the need for increased awareness and security measures.

As the investigation into Wactor’s death continues, his loved ones are hopeful that justice will be served. The outpouring of support from fans and the community is a testament to the lasting impact he had on those around him. Johnny Wactor will be remembered for his talent, kindness, and bravery in the face of tragedy.