Alexander Brothers Denied Bail in Federal Sex Trafficking Case

The Miami-based siblings face accusations of raping and sexually assaulting dozens of women over nearly two decades, with evidence deemed significant by prosecutors.

Oren, Tal, and Alon Alexander, prominent Miami-based figures in real estate and private security, are charged with federal sex trafficking and related offenses.
Prosecutors allege the brothers used deception, coercion, and drugs to sexually assault and rape over 40 women, including minors, between 2002 and 2021.
A federal judge in New York ruled the brothers must remain in custody, citing the strength of the evidence, potential life sentences, and risk of flight.
Evidence presented includes videos and photos allegedly showing the brothers engaging in sexual acts with women who appeared intoxicated or unaware they were being recorded.
Defense attorneys argue the evidence is weak and claim the brothers, who have pleaded not guilty, pose no threat and are committed to their families and communities.