Man charged with killing Johnny, Matthew Gaudreau pleads not guilty to homicide charges

Sean Higgins, the man accused of killing Jacke’s Blue Star in Columbus Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, has not been found guilty in a New Jersey court. According to Associated PressHiggins rejected a 35 -year -old supplication offer.

After the supplication of Higgins, the case is now going to court. The defense stated that the accident occurred as a result of “a combination of miserable circumstances only unlikely to occur again.”

The prosecution stated that Higgins had a history of road rage and was under the influence of alcohol after drinking throughout the day.

Higgins, 44, supposedly Hit and killed the Gaudreau brothers on August 29. According to police report, a vehicle ahead of Higgins saw Matthew and Johnny Gaudreau riding bicycles on the right shoulder of the road. When that vehicle moved to make room for them, Higgins allegedly tried to go to the right, hitting the two brothers.

According to police, the hyggin alcohol level was higher than the legal limit A .087, and a test of field sobriety failed.

Johnny Gaudreau was a choice of the fourth round of the Calgary Flames in 2011 Nhl Draft after winning the Hobey Baker Award at Boston College. In its 11 seasons of the NHL with the flames and the blue jackets, Gaudreau added 243 goals and 500 assists in 763 career games.

Matthew Gaudreau, like Johnny, played his collegiate hockey at the Boston College, while playing several teams AHL and ECHL.