Authorities in New Jersey were arrested by a princely man accused of Killing his ex -brother athlete And the cat, allegedly with a knife and golf club, according to the prosecutor’s office of Mercer County.
Matthew Hertgen (31) is charged with first -degree murder In connection with the death of Joseph Hertgen, 26, as well as charges of third and fourth degree weapons related to possession of a golf club and a knife. He is also confronted with accusation of animal cruelty.
Princeton police initially responded to the call 911 22. At about 11:16 pm, reporting a fire and a dead body in the Michelle Mews apartment complex.
“When the police responded to the scene, they found Matthew Hertgen, who was determined to be a 9-1-1, in a residence, along with the victim’s body, which showed signs of dull trauma and distribution,” Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office said in a press release.
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Matthew Hertgen has been charged with first -degree murder regarding the death of his brother Joseph Hertgen. (Wesleyan.edu)
Joseph Hertgen was proclaimed dead at the scene, and his results are in progress. Local and state officials explore the death of a 26-year-old as murder.
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Joseph Hertgen was proclaimed dead at the scene, and his results are in progress. (University of Michigan)
Both brothers played college football – Matthew at Wesleyan University in Connecticut and Joseph at the University of Michigan.
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Princeton police initially responded to the call 911 22. At about 11:16 pm, reporting a fire and a dead body in the Michelle Mews apartment complex. (Google Maps)
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The investigation of Joseph’s death is ongoing. Mercer district authorities They ask anyone with information about the alleged crime to contact the killing working group. Will Jet at 609-331-5010 or DET. Karl Johnson at 609-439-5258.
