Who is Cleon Brown and where is he now?
SAUL Murray was killed in February 2022, by a gang who were intending to rob him.
Here's what we know about Cleon Brown, who was charged with manslaughter for his part in the honeytrap killing.
Who is Cleon Brown?
Cleon Brown was part of a gang that targeted father-of-six Saul Murray with the intention of robbing him in a honeytrap scam.
He travelled with Ikem Affia, Surpreet Dhillon and Temidayo Awe to Murray's address in Luton with the intention of stealing some Rolex watches.
The two women were seen on CCTV entering Murray's property.
Dhillon made intimate advances towards Murray, and after sharing brandy, spiked his drink with date rape drug GHB.
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After this failed to have an effect, Awe left the property to get the two men.
After she returned to the flat with the two men, the gang were then seen on CCTV leaving the property, with one clearly brandishing a knife.
Murray was found dead the following morning having died from blood loss as a result of being stabbed in the thigh by Affia.
Police were able to find the culprits after using GPS tracking information to locate their car.
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They were also able to find them due to a rare jacket worn by Affia, worth £1,300, which he had been seen wearing in a takeaway restaurant days before the murder.
The designer jacket was one of only 69 sold, and police were able to locate him from this.
Where is Cleon Brown now?
On March 3, 2023, Brown was handed an 11 year sentence for manslaughter and nine years for conspiracy to commit robbery
It is not currently known what prison he was sent to.
Affia was given life imprisonment after being found guilty of murder, as it was him who fatally stabbed Murray. He will serve a minimum of 25 years.
Dhillon was given 10 years in prison for manslaughter and 10 years for conspiracy to commit robbery to run concurrently, after she attempted to drug Murray, before calling Affia and Brown in when the plan went wrong.
Awe was sentenced to seven years for manslaughter and six years for conspiracy to commit robbery to run concurrently.