Alexander Brothers Face Federal and State Charges for Decades-Long Sex Trafficking and Rape Crimes

The Miami-based real estate moguls are accused of orchestrating and participating in violent sexual assaults involving dozens of women across multiple locations.

Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander, prominent real estate brokers, were arrested in Miami Beach and charged with federal sex trafficking and state rape crimes spanning nearly two decades.
Federal prosecutors allege the brothers used their wealth and connections to lure and drug victims at parties, luxury trips, and private gatherings in locations like Miami, the Hamptons, and Mexico.
Court documents reveal a pattern of premeditated assaults, including the use of date rape drugs and threats to silence victims, with over 40 women coming forward with allegations.
Miami-Dade prosecutors are pursuing charges for three separate rape incidents in Miami Beach, while federal authorities focus on broader trafficking operations in New York and beyond.
The brothers, once celebrated for record-breaking real estate deals, now face potential life sentences if convicted, marking a dramatic fall from their high-profile careers.