Princeton preppy murder suspect attempts suicide as slain brother laid to rest: report
A New Jersey man who is accused of sadistically killing his brother and trying to eat his eyeball attempted suicide inside Thursday, according to a report.
Princeton preppy murder suspect attempts suicide in jail after allegedly killing brother, eating his eyeball: source
Matthew Hertgen, 31 — who wore a suicide vest during a virtual court appearance earlier in the day — tried to take his own life behind bars
More insight into rich fmr. Princeton soccer player, 31, charged with killing his brother, ripping out his eye, and eating it
A 31-year-old former college soccer player has been charged with killing his brother, ripping out his eye, and then eating it. Suspect Matthew Hertgen allegedly killed his […]
Joseph Hertgen murder: Preppy Princeton slaying suspect may have eaten brother's eyeball after killing him, family cat
More gruesome details have emerged in the case of Matthew Hertgen, a former college soccer player who brutally killed his younger brother and their family cat.
Preppy Princeton murder suspect Matthew Hertgen ripped out brother’s eye and ate it after killing him: source
Officers also found a bloody knife, fork and plate near victim Joseph Hertgen’s body, the source said — which has led cops to believe accused killer Matthew Hertgen, 31, consumed the missing
Ex-College Soccer Player Accused of Killing Brother Posted Violent Poem Months Before Alleged Attack
A former college soccer player accused of killing his younger brother and a cat apparently posted a violent poem on social media months before the alleged attack.
Princeton grad attempts suicide in jail after allegedly killing brother and eating his eyeball
The New Jersey man who stands accused of ripping out his little brother’s eyeball after beating and slashing him to death reportedly attempted to end his life inside his jail cell
Preppy Princeton murder suspect Matthew Hertgen set cat on fire after killing brother with knife and golf club: source
The preppy Princeton, New Jersey man who allegedly killed his younger brother in the family’s upscale apartment also set the family cat on fire during the attack, a law enforcement source tells The Post.
Ex-college soccer player charged in killing of younger brother in Princeton, New Jersey
Prosecutors allege that Matthew Hertgen, an ex-soccer payer for Wesleyan University, killed his brother and a cat.
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Public defender for NJ brother’s ‘killer’ in gruesome luxury home ‘murder’
Matthew Hertgen, of Princeton, was due back in court on March 6. He is charged with the murder of his younger brother, Joseph ...
Princeton 911 call about fire, dead body at luxury complex led to discovery of slain star athlete brother
The Princeton, New Jersey, man accused of killing his brother also reportedly set the family cat on fire in an apartment not ...
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Man charged with killing own brother made disturbing social media posts before crime, police say
Man charged with killing own brother made disturbing social media posts before crime, police say PRINCETON, N.J. (NEWS 12 NEW ...
Matthew Hertgen: Former Soccer Star Who Killed Brother Posted Eerie Poem about 'Blood Oozing from Eyes' and 'Knives Sharpening' a Few Months Ago
Matthew Hertgen is accused of attacking Joseph with a knife and a golf club, fatally slashing and beating him around 11:15 ...
Princeton fratricide victim remembered as ‘friend to all’ by older brother at heartbreaking funeral: ‘Quite a bit of pain, anger, emptiness’
A former New Jersey high school soccer star who was allegedly murdered and mutilated by one of his brothers was remembered by ...
Princeton preppy accused in soccer star brother's gruesome murder heads to court: What to know
Matthew Hertgen, the Princeton, New Jersey, man accused of killing his brother, Joseph Hertgen, and a family cat is set to appear in court for the first time Thursday.
Man Kills Younger Brother, Pet Cat In New Jersey Apartment, Police Reveal Chilling Details
Matthew Hertgen, 31, is charged with murdering his brother, Joseph, 26, in their New Jersey apartment, with alleged ...
Inside the wealthy ‘all-American’ family torn apart by Princeton fratricide — as coach says accused killer was ‘very talented’
The Hertgens are good people,” Joseph Mahon, 50, who coached both brothers at Toms River North High School, told The Post.