The web search results mention incidents involving people being mauled by pit bulls in New Jersey or other locations, but none of the provided evidence sources independently corroborate the specific claim that a Good Samaritan trying to break up *three* pit bulls fighting in New Jersey was mauled to death by the dogs turning on him. The evidence is drawn from multiple, unrelated web search snippets.

The web search results contain snippets mentioning an intervention near the Georgia King Village housing complex in Newark, and one result specifically states, 'The victim tried to intervene when he saw the dogs fighting, but the animals turned on him, according to Newark public safety officials.' However, no other independent sources corroborate the specific details (location, action, outcome) mentioned in the claim. The other evidence sources are general or unrelated to this specific event.

The evidence provided for this claim only consists of general web search results about dog fighting or dog ownership, but none of the snippets directly confirm that the three dogs involved in the incident were owned by someone known to the victim. This specific detail is not corroborated by multiple independent sources.

The evidence provided for this claim consists entirely of Wikipedia articles about unrelated topics (Australian Federal Police, protest songs, police shootings in Australia) and does not contain any information regarding the time of the man's death or police arrival at the scene. Therefore, the claim cannot be verified or corroborated by the evidence provided.