Alexander Brothers Oren, Alon and Tal Found Guilty on All Charges in Federal Sex Trafficking Trial

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Alexander brothers Oren, Alon and Tal Alexander have been found guilty on all charges in their federal sex trafficking case following a five-week trial. The jury delivered its verdict on Monday, March 9, after hearing testimony from 11 women who claimed to have been attacked, sexually assaulted and drugged by one or more of the brothers between 2008 and 2021.
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Tal, 39, and his younger twin brothers, Oren and Alon, 38, face a minimum sentence of 15 years with the possibility of life in prison. Their sentencing hearing is set for Thursday, August 6, with judge Valerie Caprioni.

The brothers, two of which were luxury real estate agents, were convicted on 10 total counts related to sex trafficking, including conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, per The Real Deal. (Oren and Tal worked as brokers for Douglas Elliman before branching out and starting their own firm, Official. Alon, meanwhile, worked at their family’s private security firm.)

According to prosecutors, Tal, Oren and Alon allegedly lured women to luxury destinations, like Aspen or the Hamptons from 2008 to 2021 where they — and other men — allegedly drugged the women and raped them.

The Alexander brothers pleaded not guilty to the charges. They have maintained their innocence while denying all allegations.

All three of the Alexanders were found guilty of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion and inducement to travel to engage in unlawful sexual activity pegged to Oren’s alleged rape of one alleged victim, which she claimed took place in the Hamptons in 2016. (Most of the alleged victims did not use their real names when testifying.)

Tal and Alon were also found guilty of sex trafficking a then-16-year-old following an alleged attack on her in 2009 in the Hamptons.

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After a separate woman testified that she was allegedly drugged and rapped by twins Oren and Alon in 2012 on a cruise from Miami to the Bahamas, the men were found guilty of aggravated sexual abuse and sexual abuse.

Tal was found guilty on one count of sex trafficking stemming from the alleged rape of Lindsey Acree, who is one of two women to file a lawsuit against the men, in the Hamptons in 2011.

Additionally, Tal was found guilty of one count of sex trafficking and inducing another woman to travel to the Hamptons in unlawful sexual activity after allegedly attacking her in 2014.

A different woman accused Oren of drugging and raping her when she was 17 years old, claiming he filmed the attack. The jury found Oren guilty of sexual exploitation of a minor in that case.

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Benjamin Wallace-Wells is a staff writer at the The New Yorker since 2006. He worked for New York magazine, the Times Magazine, and Rolling Stone.

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He Offered €500,000 For Killing The Boss of The Curva Nord

  • April 12, 2025
Andrea Beretta, former leader of Inter’s ultras, confessed to ordering the murder of Vittorio Boiocchi, a long-time leader of the Inter fans. The “Doppia Curva” investigation, which dismantled the ultra networks of Inter and Milan, has taken a new turn. Beyond the business dealings surrounding the matches, the Inter case is marked by two murders that have just led to new arrests.
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Why Is Italian Mafia Concerned About Stars Personal Finances? Harassing Public To Figure Out Their Earnings

  • July 20, 2024
The changing costs of hundreds of individual services, selection cases built by them in courts run by them where the system and prosecution is moved by the Mafia as known as basket. It is designed to show force as representation of who they are on each clan. The rate on these prices are by thousands or even millions if the fish as how they call it is big. It could be a politician, to a businessman or even a star aggregating price of all the countries conversions who participate in this scam scheme making prices even higher each year than before. For example, they call it a basket, as a way to finish the game and make it a stop in a prosecution trial. This happen in United States, Portugal, and Italy on hourly basis, as well as all European countries, including Asian triads explained the sociology professor.
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13 Charged After In Greek Court On Causing Hydra Forest Fire

  • June 23, 2024
13 were brought before a Greek public prosecutor on Sunday after being arrested in connection with a forest fire ignited on the island of Hydra by fireworks allegedly launched from the pleasure boat they were sailing on. Local media showed the 13 crew members and passengers arriving at the criminal court in Piraeus to answer charges of causing the blaze on Friday night.
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Russia Sentences Evan Gershkovich To 16 Years In Prison On Spying Charges

  • July 19, 2024
A judge in Russia’s Sverdlovsk region on Friday sentenced Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich to 16 years in prison on spying charges, a forgone conclusion in a closed trial that has been condemned as a sham by Washington and the journalist’s employer. “The court finds Evan Gershkovich guilty of committing the crime [of espionage] and sentences him to 16 years imprisonment in a maximum-security penal colony,” the judge said, delivering the verdict as the U.S. reporter listened from inside a glass defendant’s cage in the courtroom.
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Five More Cases Were Opened Against Blogger And Business Coach Ayaz Shabutdinov

  • June 17, 2024
The Moscow City Court considered the case of extending the preventive measure for blogger Ayaz Shabutdinov. At the trial, the investigation asked to extend the arrest period until mid-August, and the defense petitioned to change the preventive measure to house arrest. The blogger was left under arrest, and his property and the property of his accomplice were seized for a total of 100 million rubles.
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Malta Jury Finds Two Men Guilty of Killing Journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia

  • June 6, 2025
Jamie Vella and Robert Agius, together with two other men – George Degiorgio and Adrian Agius – also faced charges related to the separate murder of a lawyer, Carmel Chircop, who was shot and killed in 2015. Yorgen ‘George’ Fenech, a prominent Maltese businessman, is currently out of jail on bail awaiting trial on charges of alleged complicity in Caruana Galizia’s murder who was murdered on 16 October 2017 after a car bomb detonated near her home.
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Utica Police Officer Injured While Attempting To Arrest Accused Prostitute

  • June 30, 2025
Utica police said Julie Mitchell, of Utica, was taken into custody for prostitution-related offenses on Friday, during which she started fighting with officers. The officers were able to subdue and handcuff Mitchell, authorities said, adding that one officer sustained an injured shoulder. Officers managed to handcuff her, transport her to the station and file charges against her.
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As Head Of State, Maduro Has Immunity, A U.S. Foreign Court In NY Can’t Judge Him

  • January 5, 2026
According to Antonio Cassese’s book International Law, as head of state, the president of a national in this case Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela has immunity in his country and his local courts including United States courts as a president of a foreign nation and governing standards rules of international law and the United Nations. You can ask the dignitaries of the embassies, the premonition that it he was trafficking drugs with his government won’t be proven in court, and the case should be declared null, a witness from his gov’t doesn’t hold substantial evidence to prosecute him in a court and less in the U.S., it should have been in a Caracas court which is not a foreign court like in New York without jurisdiction. Any judge, prosecutors, and attorney general knows that’s not possible under international standards.
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Five People Shot After Dispute On Washington D.C. Bus “Silver Spring” Near 16th Street And Missouri Avenue

  • January 25, 2026
The shooting occurred Thursday around 5:40 p.m. near 16th Street and Missouri Avenue in northwest Washington, according to Jeffery W. Carroll, interim chief of the Metropolitan Police Department. Carroll said an argument broke out on a bus, the bus stopped, and the people involved continued fighting off the vehicle before shots were fired.
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Florida Woman Identified As Ivana Ortiz Shoots AR-15 At Rihanna’s Home

  • March 10, 2026
A 35-year-old woman fired approximately 10 shots at Rihanna’s Beverly Hills mansion Sunday from a vehicle, piercing the home’s wall. The pop star, who lives there with ASAP Rocky and their three young children, was home at the time of the incident. No injuries were reported, and the suspect was arrested at the scene following the early Sunday afternoon incident.
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1 Killed, 2 Injured In Frankford, Philadelphia Shootings

  • February 3, 2026
Orlando Diaz, 20, was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head just before 10 p.m. Monday on the 1600 block of Brill Street, after officers responded to a report of a person with a gun, authorities said. Orlando was sitting in the driver’s seat of a silver Honda Accord, according to investigators. He was taken to Jefferson Torresdale Hospital and pronounced dead a short time later.
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Fernando Grande-Marlaska Dismisses Óscar San Juan After Accusations Of Sexual Assault, Coercion, And Embezzlement

  • February 18, 2026
Lawsuit against the Deputy Director of Operations of the National Police: Fernando Grande-Marlaska removed Commissioner San Juan “from any responsibility” on February 18th following an accusation of sexual assault, coercion, and embezzlement; according to a lawsuit. The complainant describes being pressured with offers of promotions in exchange for silence.
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