The two boys are recovering after their dad's fatal jump from a New Jersey highway bridge.
Two young boys are recovering Tuesday after authorities in New Jersey say their father leaped to his death from a highway bridge.
A woman in Pequannock called authorities Monday evening to report that her husband had threatened to harm their sons, ages 1 and 3, following an argument.
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The man, identified by authorities on Tuesday as 37-year-old John Spincken, drove away with the kids in his SUV as police soon tracked him to the town of Wanaque using his cell phone’s GPS signal. At about the same time, state police were informed of a possible suicide attempt on an I-287 overpass.
While early reports suggested Spincken jumped into a river, New Jersey State Police said in a statement that "based on the preliminary investigation, detectives have determined that the father intentionally jumped with the two children... into a wooded area near the Wanaque River."
The man had somehow scaled an 8-foot fence with the boys in order to jump off the overpass, according to CBS New York.
While Spincken was pronounced dead at the scene, the boys miraculously survived.
The children were taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The investigation is ongoing.
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