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Fork in the road Chilling new photos, maps of NJ crash that killed hockey star, his brother emerge — and it could be a problem for the prosecution

By Big New York · 10/19/2026 · Updated 10/19/2026

The grisly snapshots — part of a recent court filing — show the tragic pair’s mangled bikes and the crushed front of driver Sean Higgins’ black SUV. Chilling new photos and maps surfaced Monday from the New Jersey crash that killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother — and suggest the alleged drunken driver may.

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The grisly snapshots — part of a recent court filing — show the tragic pair’s mangled bikes and the crushed front of driver Sean Higgins’ black SUV. Chilling new photos and maps surfaced Monday from the New Jersey crash that killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother — and suggest the alleged drunken driver may.

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