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Real estate moguls jailed for 30 years
28 Oct
Summary
- Three brothers received 30-year sentences for rape and drugging.
- Wealth and status were used to lure dozens of women.
- Victims described enduring psychological trauma and loss of safety.
Three brothers, two of whom were prominent real estate moguls, were sentenced to 30 years each in prison. They were found guilty of drugging and raping dozens of women over several decades. The court heard harrowing accounts from 12 victims who spoke of the profound psychological trauma and loss of safety they endured following the assaults.
The Alexander brothers, Tal, Oren, and Alon, used their wealth and social standing to lure women to parties and upscale residences. Prosecutors detailed a pattern of abuse that began in high school, with the trial focusing on crimes from 2008 onwards. Victims reported being drugged and subjected to physical restraint during the assaults.
During the sentencing, the brothers showed little emotion. Their defense argued for a lesser sentence, claiming the encounters were consensual. Tal and Oren Alexander were known for their work in luxury property sales in New York and Miami, having previously worked for Douglas Elliman before founding their own firm, Official.
