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, a former Wesleyan University soccer player, has been charged with first-degree murder and weapons offenses ...

Matthew Hertgen, 31, is accused of using a knife and a golf club to murder his 26-year-old brother Joseph in the family's Princeton, New Jersey, apartment on February 22.

Matthew Hertgen may have been been suffering from ... smeared with blood were allegedly found inside the home of a Princeton, N.J., man accused of killing his younger brother in February ...

A plate and utensils smeared with blood were allegedly found inside the home of a Princeton, N.J., man accused of killing ... the document states. On Feb. 22, Matthew Hertgen, 31, called 911 to report ...

Matthew Hertgen, who played soccer at Wesleyan University ... before ripping out his younger brother’s eye in a Princeton, New Jersey, apartment on Feb. 22, the the probable-cause affidavit.

A probable cause affidavit provides further details about the arrest of Matthew Hertgen, accused of brutally killing his ...

Matthew Hertgen, who played soccer at Wesleyan University in Connecticut ... before ripping out his younger brother’s eye in a Princeton, New Jersey, apartment on Feb. 22, the the probable-cause ...

Marbrey, following the Saturday, Feb. 22 death of 26-year-old Joseph Hertgen in Princeton. Matthew is also charged with third- and fourth-degree weapons offenses for allegedly possessing a knife and a ...

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