Posted on: October 16, 2026 06:00 AM

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Man with autism found dead in NYC police investigating mom after she jumped from highway

According to sources, at least three knives were discovered at the scene, one in the living room and two in the bathroom.

According to authorities and sources, Wong's mother was discovered at around 4 am on Harper Street in Corona, underneath the Van Wyck Expressway.

According to sources and the police, she was hospitalized in stable condition after breaking her pelvis and femur.

According to reports, a close driver discovered her handicapped gray Hyundai on the north side of the motorway

According to law enforcement sources, an adult man with autism was discovered dead inside his Queens home on Wednesday. Police are looking into whether his mother was involved after she leapt from the Van Wyck Expressway.

According to authorities and sources, Bryan Wong, 25, was discovered unconscious at around 8 a.m. in the three-story walk-up apartment building on 59th Street close to Laurel Hill Boulevard in Woodside. He had several slash wounds on each wrist and the left side of his neck.

The sources said that the horrific discovery was made about four hours after Wong's mother was discovered hurt under the main expressway, which was likely the result of a suicide attempt.

According to worried neighbor Patricia Guevara, "The kid doesn't speak; I believe he doesn't talk." "He only screams, making noises like [grunting]."

"Whenever I encounter her, she always says, "Hi, hi," she continued. "But she appears worn out. She was anxious and fatigued. They hardly ever took him out. How can you murder your son?"

However, Wong's grandma, who lived on the lower floor, had a home health helper who spoke Mandarin to The Post and said that his mother is "really sweet" and "always brings him to the park."

"She adored him," the assistant said of the grandmother. "He would come every morning, knock, and say, 'Good morning.' They were from Hong Kong and had been living here for a while."

The sources claimed that Wong's father called 911 after discovering him fatally injured on a pull-out sofa.

According to authorities, EMS workers pronounced the man dead on the site. Sources indicated he may be nonverbal.

According to sources, investigators also found that the mother had written a note on her son and his financial information.

Sources say investigators are looking into the incident as a potential murder and attempted suicide, but his official cause of death is still being investigated.

According to a 21-year-old guy who was raised in the neighborhood, Wong's illness was well-known among all of his neighbors.

The neighbor, who requested anonymity, stated, "The bus used to drop him off." "We often saw him. He suffered from autism. Maybe twice or three times a week, I see the father a lot. I mostly saw the son with the father. They appeared to be a wonderful family. This morning, there were like 10 police cars."