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January 11, 2026

Part 2 of ‘Kevin Smith: Cult Pastor’ documentary premieres on YouTube

Once revered as a prophet, Kevin Smith’s legacy is now defined by a deadly cult ritual that claimed lives and led to posthumous charges of murder, conspiracy and firearm offences.

Through more eyewitness accounts and disturbing details, the Jamaica Observer continues its exploration of the dangers of blind faith, manipulation and institutional failure, and confronts the haunting question: Did Kevin Smith really die?

The final part of the two-part documentary, “Kevin Smith: Cult Pastor — Dead or Alive? The Story that Shook Jamaica”, is out now on YouTube.

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