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
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 […]
The Princeton, New Jersey, man accused of killing his brother also reportedly set the family cat on fire in an apartment not ...
Prosecutors allege that Matthew Hertgen, an ex-soccer payer for Wesleyan University, killed his brother and a cat.
Anna Winters led fourth-seeded Princeton with 25 points in a 61-54 win against 13th-seeded Trenton in the first round of the ...
The Princeton, New Jersey, man accused of killing his former college athlete brother and a cat posted eerie messages to ...
A late-night 911 call reporting a fire and a body led to the arrest of a man in the killing of his brother -- a former ...
Matthew Hertgen, of Princeton, was charged with the first-degree murder of 26-year-old Joseph Hertgen, as well as animal ...
Matthew Hertgen, the Princeton, New Jersey, man accused of killing his brother, Joseph Hertgen, and a family cat appeared in court for the first time Thursday.
The Hertgens are good people,” Joseph Mahon, 50, who coached both brothers at Toms River North High School, told The Post.
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