Second Connecticut man involved in killing of reputed cult leader dies in prison, officials say

Published October 2, 2024 By admin

SOMERS — A Burlington man sentenced in the 2004 cold case murder of Paul Sweetman, a reputed leader in the Brother Julius cult, died last week in prison, officials confirmed.

Sorek Minery, 48, was serving a nine-year sentence for his role in Sweetman’s killing and dismemberment when he died Sept. 25 at Willard-Cybulski Correctional Institution, according to officials. Determining his cause of death requires further studies, the state Office of the Medical Examiner said.

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