Anthony Pizzo and Lindsey Clarke Killed in Old Bridge, New Jersey, SUV Collision

Anthony Pizzo, 32, and Lindsey Clarke, 33, of Wyoming, Pennsylvania, died in a two-SUV crash near Grand Marquis Banquet Hall in Old Bridge, New Jersey. Three others were seriously injured.

Two Pennsylvania Residents Die in Route 9 Collision

Two Pennsylvania residents, Anthony Pizzo, 32, and Lindsey Clarke, 33, died following a serious collision near Grand Marquis Banquet Hall in Old Bridge, New Jersey. The crash also left three other people seriously injured.

According to Middlesex County Prosecutor Linda Estremera and Old Bridge Police Chief Thomas Montagna, the collision happened at approximately 12:01 a.m. on November 7, 2026, along Route 9. Both Pizzo and Clarke were from Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and were pronounced dead at the scene.

How the Old Bridge Crash Happened

Investigators said a Ford SUV carrying four people was leaving the banquet hall when its driver attempted to turn left onto Route 9 North. The Ford was struck on its driver’s side by a southbound Lexus SUV.

Pizzo and Clarke were seated in the rear of the Ford. The impact resulted in fatal injuries to both passengers.

The Ford’s driver, a 35-year-old man from Mountain Top, Pennsylvania, and the front-seat passenger were among the injured. The 34-year-old man driving the Lexus, who was from Old Bridge, also sustained serious injuries. All three were transported to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital for treatment.

Investigation Continues

The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office and Old Bridge Police Department are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision. Authorities have not announced a final determination about the factors that led to the crash.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Old Bridge Police Officer Frank Landi at 732-721-5600 or Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office Detective James Barnes at 732-745-3437.

Remembering Anthony Pizzo and Lindsey Clarke

The deaths of Pizzo and Clarke have brought sadness to their Pennsylvania community and to those affected by the collision. Their families, friends and loved ones are facing a difficult period following the sudden loss.

While public reports have identified the victims and outlined the circumstances of the crash, detailed personal tributes, family statements and funeral arrangements have not been included in the reporting available for this article.

Our condolences go to everyone grieving Anthony Pizzo and Lindsey Clarke. May their memories be held close by those who knew and loved them.

Disclaimer

The crash details and identities of the deceased are based on reporting that attributes the information to Middlesex County Prosecutor Linda Estremera and Old Bridge Police Chief Thomas Montagna. The investigation remains ongoing. The medical conditions of the three injured people have not been publicly confirmed, and no conclusions about fault should be drawn before the investigation is complete.