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Man Suspected of Killing Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau Cries in Court, Denied Bail


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Man Suspected of ******** Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau Cries in Court, Denied Bail

The man accused of ******** Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau in a ****** driving incident became emotional during a court appearance shortly before being denied bond.

Sean M. Higgins appeared virtually in a New Jersey courtroom on Friday, September 13, two weeks after he

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while they were riding bikes in Oldmans Township, New Jersey.

During the hearing, Judge Michael Silviano referenced Higgins’ “road rage-like behavior,” which led to the deaths of Johnny, a hockey star with the Columbus Blue Jackets, and his younger brother, Matthew. Higgins is accused of driving erratically and impatiently, eventually striking the brothers at a high rate of speed and ******** them instantly.

New evidence was also presented to Silviano, indicating Higgins’ blood-alcohol level was .087, over the legal limit of .08.

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Silviano said, “His operation was so impaired that he didn’t even see these two young men on their bikes riding safely on the roadway.”

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Sean Higgins

Higgins, 43, noticeably wiped tears from his eyes when Silviano mentioned letters that had been written to the court about his “good reputation.”

While Higgins is no longer under active ******** watch, Silviano said he still has “concerns if he’s released from jail what he may or may not do.”

Citing those concerns and “public health, safety and ********,” Silviano denied Higgins’ bond.

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Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Gaudreau

Higgins has seven days to appeal the ruling, and his next court date is scheduled for October 15.

He is facing a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.

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, Higgins’ wife told investigators her husband had “taken to drinking regularly” while working from home. Per prosecutor Jonathan Flynn, Higgins got **** after a phone call with a relative, at which point he left his house to drive his Jeep Grand Cherokee while having a separate phone conversation with a friend.

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Immediately after the incident, Higgins told New Jersey State Police he had consumed “five to six beers” before ******** Johnny and Matthew. He also admitted to drinking while he was operating the vehicle.

Flynn said a driver who was ahead of Higgins on the road on the night of the ****** described Higgins as tailgating them aggressively before deciding to pass them and ultimately hitting the Gaudreaus.

Higgins “didn’t even see the bikes,” according to Flynn.

A memorial service for Johnny and Matthew was held at St. Mary Magdalen ********* ******* outside Philadelphia on Monday, September 9, which included emotional speeches from Johnny’s wife,

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, and Matthew’s wife,
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.

Johnny was 31 years old, while Matthew was 29.



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