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.

Prosecutors allege that Matthew Hertgen, an ex-soccer payer for Wesleyan University, killed his brother and a cat.

Matthew Hertgen is accused of brutally killing his brother, Joseph Hertgen, in Princeton. A relative told police he has ...

David Gelman, CEO of Gelman law and a former prosecutor in New Jersey, says the defense team for Matthew Hertgen, the Princeton man accused of killing his brother on Feb. 22, should seek a mental ...

The Princeton, New Jersey, man known as a star student in high school who is now accused of killing his brother likely had a ...

As his family was gearing up to attending his brother Joseph Hertgen's funeral on Saturday, Matthew allegedly tried to take ...

Both brothers are from Toms River, New Jersey, where they were star players for the Toms River North High School soccer team. Matthew Hertgen went on to play soccer at Wesleyan University in ...

Matthew Hertgen, 31 — who wore a suicide vest during a virtual court appearance earlier in the day — tried to take his own ...

Man charged with killing own brother made disturbing social media posts before crime, police say PRINCETON, N.J. (NEWS 12 NEW ...

The preppy Princeton murder suspect accused of ripping out his little brother’s eyeball after beating and slashing him to death tried to kill himself inside his jail cell Thursday night, a law ...

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