Murder suspect Matthew Hertgen allegedly beat and stabbed his younger brother to death in Princeton, NJ. NJ Prosecutors office The apocalyptic verses proved eerily prophetic, as police say Hertgen ...

The preppy Princeton man accused of killing and mutilating his brother, appeared in court Thursday wearing a blue anti-suicide smock as he faced a judge for the first time since the heinous crimes.

A probable cause affidavit provides further details about the arrest of Matthew Hertgen, accused of brutally killing his brother and a cat, with police describing the crime scene, the body, and ...

Matthew Hertgen’s mugshot, released Tuesday, showed the hairy-faced murder suspect with a thousand-yard stare painted on his face after being accused of fratricide — in this case, killing 26 ...

The Princeton, New Jersey, man accused of killing his brother and a family cat allegedly told police he had a "fit of madness" when they responded to the scene of the crime.

Crime Princeton preppy murder suspect attempts suicide as slain brother laid to rest: report Matthew Hertgen tried to hang himself at Mercer County Correction Center hours after he made a virtual ...

A probable cause affidavit sheds more light on the arrest of Matthew Hertgen, who is accused of murdering his brother and a cat in grisly fashion -- as police detail the scene, body and why his ...

Man Received Warning Text Before He Was Allegedly Killed by Brother Who Was Suffering 'Terrifying Visions' Joseph Hertgen had been warned about his brother Matthew’s mental health before he was ...

Matthew Hertgen, 31, is charged with the murder of his brother, Joseph Hertgen, 26, in Princeton. Matthew Hertgen allegedly beat his brother to death with a golf club and also killed a cat in the ...

The Princeton man charged with killing his brother voluntarily agreed on Thursday to remain in jail pending court appearances in his case. Matthew Hertgen, 31, is charged with first-degree murder ...

Matthew Hertgen allegedly killed his younger brother, Joseph, and is now facing various charges including first-degree murder and one count of animal cruelty.

Matthew Hertgen, 31, looked dazed as he sat through his first appearance virtually on Thursday morning at Mercer County Court following his brother's death on Saturday.