Don't Wait
We publish the objective news, period. If you want the facts, then sign up below and join our movement for objective news:
Top stories

Trump Already Facing Syrian Dilemma

December 25, 2024
By
Jerry McConway

Accident kills NHL superstar Johnny Gaudreau and brother

A statement from the Columbus Blue Jackets organization confirmed the passing of their beloved forward Johnny Gaudreau, and his brother Matthew.

Gaudreau was only thirty-one at the time of his passing, and The Columbus Dispatch offered unconfirmed rumors suggesting that the hockey player and his brother died on Thursday night while bicycling in Oldmans Township, New Jersey, according to The Daily Caller.

“The Columbus Blue Jackets are shocked and devastated by this unimaginable tragedy," the team wrote in their statement issued to X on Friday.

"Johnny was not only a great hockey player, but more significantly a loving husband, father, son, brother, and friend."

Official Reports

According to police, Gaudreau and his brother were struck by a possible drunk driver and both were declared dead at the scene, as reported by TMZ.

According to the outlet, Sean Higgins is currently in police custody following his arrest on two counts of vehicular death.

Gaudreau and his brother were set to serve as groomsmen at their sister's wedding when the unfortunate event happened mere hours beforehand.

According to TMZ, Katie Gaudreau and Devin Joyce have decided to call off their wedding that was scheduled on August 30.

The Player's Career

The Blue Jackets' starting forward Gaudreau joined the club in July 2022.

Because of his incredible talent and dedication to the game of hockey, he became a beloved figure among fans and will forever be remembered as an icon of the sport.

“We extend our heartfelt sympathies to his wife, Meredith, his children, Noa and Johnny, his parents, their family and friends on the sudden loss of Johnny and Matthew,” the team wrote.

“Johnny played the game with great joy, which was felt by everyone who saw him on the ice. He brought a genuine love for hockey with him everywhere he played, from Boston College to the Calgary Flames to Team USA to the Blue Jackets.”

By
 |
October 2, 2024
Newsletter
Get news from American Digest in your inbox.
By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: American Digest, 3000 S. Hulen Street, Ste 124 #1064, Fort Worth, TX, 76109, US, http://americandigest.com. You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the SafeUnsubscribe® link, found at the bottom of every email. Emails are serviced by Constant Contact.
Political News, Commentary, and Opinion.
News
© 2024 - True Conservative News - All Rights Reserved