NEW YORK ( CNN ) -- Two additional suspects in the strangulation of an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor were arrested Friday , the Manhattan district attorney 's office said . Felix Brinkmann dances at a 2008 birthday party . `` He was not the kind of guy who had enemies , '' his son says . Aljulah Cutts , 27 , and his brother Hasib , 30 , were taken into custody in Manhattan in connection with the death last week of Guido Felix Brinkmann , the district attorney 's office said . A spokeswoman declined to specify what , if any , connection the men are suspected to have had to the victim or to a woman previously arrested in the case . Police also would not say what charges the two might face . The woman , Angela Murray , 30 , of the Bronx , was arraigned Sunday on one count of murder in the second degree and three counts of robbery in the case . Brinkmann was found dead in the bedroom of his apartment July 30 , his hands tied behind his back , police said . A safe was missing from the apartment , and his car had been stolen . Brinkmann , a native of Latvia , was held in the Mauthausen , Ebensee and Auschwitz camps during World War II . After the war , he and his wife , who also survived Auschwitz , came to America . In 1971 , Brinkmann co-founded Adam 's Apple disco in Manhattan , and later was the real estate manager of a mixed-use building in the Bronx , according to his son , Rick Brinkman , who uses a different spelling for his last name . Brinkmann 's wife died last year . CNN 's Jason Kessler and Chris Kokenes contributed to this report .
Man , brother taken into custody in connection with Guido Felix Brinkmann 's death . Woman previously arrested in the case was arraigned Sunday . Brinkmann , 89 , was found strangled last week in his Manhattan apartment . A safe was missing from the apartment , and Brinkmann 's car had been stolen .