The man accused of killing his own brother made disturbing socializing posts before the crime says the police

Princeton, NJ (News 12 New Jersey) – a man from New Jersey is accused of killing his own brother.

Matthew Hertgen, thirty-one, was handcuffed and wore a vest, when he appeared on court on the video link this week in the Mercer County.

Both Matthew Hertgen’s lawyer and the prosecutor said they agreed to meet next week, because they should be done. Before considering the suspect’s detention, an initial plea can be heard.

As the hearing on Thursday ended, Matthew Hertgen got to his feet, threw his lawyer and then returned to the cell of his prison.

Matthew Hertgen is accused in killing his 26 -year -old brotherJoe Hertgen, who lived at an apartments complex in the center of Princeton.

Joe Hertgen played football for the University of Michigan. He recently worked as a financial analyst for a company in Redbank.

A New Jersey man is accused of killing his own brother.

The police revealed that they were called on Saturday night at Joe Hertgen’s high quality apartment, near Witherspoon Street, about two blocks away from the prestigious Princeton University.

The police said it was Matthew Hertgen, the main suspect of the case, which called the police. He reported a fire in the apartment.

When the officers arrived at the apartment on the second floor, they found the body of the younger brother, Joe Hertgen, had been slammed and beaten.

They also found the cat’s cat’s cat.

Until the apparent killing, Matthew Hertgen posted a disturbing and violent poetry on his social accounts.

At this moment, no reason is known for the alleged attack on his brother.