What's the best algorithm to remove items from a list that is reindexed when an item is removed?

I'm dealing with a probably common situation that I don't even know how to formulate in a search.

I decided to ask for guidance, not necessarily to get any piece of code but to ask about what is the best approach for this kind of situation.

I have a list named arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled containing the original indexes of the items that must be removed from another 5 lists.

However, when I remove an item from the other 5 lists, they are reindexed, and the indexes I once had in arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled are now invalid.

I want to remove only the items linked to the original indexes...

What is the best algorithm to handle this situation?

arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled = arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled.Distinct.ToList
If arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled.Count > 0 Then
    For Each Job As Integer In arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled
        arrStrJobDescription2.RemoveAt(Job)
        arrStrPNDirectories2.RemoveAt(Job)
        arrIntJobIDDirectories2.RemoveAt(Job)
        arrStrSubDirectories2.RemoveAt(Job)
        arrStrNCFile2.RemoveAt(Job)
    Next
End If

You can change the order of removal to reverse one - delete bigger indexes first. Not fluent with VB, but in C# it will look like:

arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled = arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled
	.OrderByDescending(i => i) // assuming list of integers here, or .OrderDescending() for later framework
	.Distinct()
	.ToList();

And then proceed with deletion.

P.S.

If arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled.Count > 0 Then check is redundant - foreach handles empty collections just fine.

After the guidance of the collaborators here, this is the code that works:

If arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled.Count > 0 Then
arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled = arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled.OrderByDescending(Function(i) i).Distinct.ToList
   For Each Job As Integer In arrIntIndexesOfJobsThatWillBeKilled
       arrStrJobDescription2.RemoveAt(Job)
       arrStrPNDirectories2.RemoveAt(Job)
       arrIntJobIDDirectories2.RemoveAt(Job)
       arrStrSubDirectories2.RemoveAt(Job)
       arrStrNCFile2.RemoveAt(Job)
   Next
End If

Many thanks for once again educating this mediocre coder...