Luxury Real Estate Moguls Charged with Rape and Sex Trafficking Over Two Decades

The Alexander brothers, once prominent in Miami and New York real estate, face state and federal charges for orchestrating a pattern of sexual violence and exploitation involving dozens of victims.

Oren, Alon, and Tal Alexander have been charged with multiple counts of rape and sex trafficking, with allegations spanning from their high school years to 2021.
The brothers allegedly used wealth, drugs, and promises of luxury experiences to lure and assault victims, often coordinating attacks via private messages and chats.
Federal prosecutors describe a 'playbook' of predatory behavior, including drugging women, gang rapes, and threatening victims to silence them.
A federal indictment in Manhattan accuses the brothers of conspiring to traffic and assault dozens of women, with potential sentences of life in prison if convicted.
The arrest follows civil lawsuits and investigations that have led to over 40 women, including several from Miami, coming forward with allegations of sexual violence.