Victoria Jones, 34, Dies from Apparent Overdose

Authorities reported that Victoria Jones, age 34, was found dead from what seems to be a cocaine overdose at a luxury hotel in San Francisco on New Year’s Day.

The Medical Examiner’s Office indicated that she succumbed to the “toxic effects of cocaine.” However, they determined the circumstances surrounding her death to be an “accident.”

San Francisco Police responded to a medical emergency call at the Fairmont San Francisco Hotel around 3:14 a.m. on January 1st.

Jones was discovered on the 14th floor by a hotel guest who thought she had merely passed out after a night of drinking.

The emergency call was classified as an overdose, and the situation was marked “code 3 for color change,” according to audio obtained from dispatch.

Unfortunately, she was pronounced dead at the scene.

The family expressed their gratitude for the support, asking for privacy as they navigate this difficult time.

Victoria was the daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones and his first wife, Kimberly Crawley. She had a history of legal troubles, accumulating three arrests in 2025, as previously highlighted in court documents.

Her arrest record includes charges from April in Napa County for interfering with a peace officer and being under the influence of a controlled substance. She faced further arrests in May and June, charged with domestic violence and elder abuse.

Jones, who had acted in her youth alongside her father in “Men in Black II,” also appeared in an episode of “One Tree Hill” and in the 2005 film “The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada,” which was directed by her father.