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Kate Whiteman, whose 2012 accusation against Oren and Alon Alexander helped spark a wave of similar allegations, was found dead near Sydney last year; the death is being investigated by the New South Wales coroner, with the cause not yet determined.
A superseding indictment charges Oren and Alon Alexander with sexual abuse by physical incapitation for an alleged act on a Bahamas-flagged cruise ship in 2012, adding to a decade-long federal scheme alleged to have drugged, sexually assaulted and raped dozens of women in Miami, New York, the Hamptons and other upscale locales alongside their brother Tal. All three plead not guilty and remain jailed as jury selection for the sex-trafficking trial begins January 20 and the trial is set to start January 26.
Real estate moguls Oren and Tal Alexander have been arrested and charged with sex trafficking. The brothers, known for their high-profile real estate deals, are facing serious legal issues as authorities investigate the allegations against them.
The Alexander brothers, prominent real estate figures, have been arrested on federal sex trafficking charges, accused of orchestrating a decade-long scheme involving the drugging and sexual assault of dozens of women. The indictment alleges they used their wealth to lure victims with promises of luxury experiences, then assaulted them, sometimes with the aid of drugs. The brothers, who started their careers at Douglas Elliman and later founded their own firm, face charges of conspiracy and forcible sex trafficking.
Alon, Oren, and Tal Alexander, known as the Alexander Brothers, have been charged with sex trafficking offenses in Manhattan federal court. The indictment alleges that over a decade, they used their wealth and status to drug, sexually assault, and rape dozens of women, often using deception and coercion. Arrested in Florida, they face charges that could lead to life imprisonment. Authorities urge victims or those with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
The Alexander brothers, prominent real estate figures, have been arrested on federal sex trafficking charges, accused of orchestrating a decade-long scheme involving the drugging and sexual assault of dozens of women. The indictment alleges they used their wealth to lure victims with promises of luxury experiences, then forcibly assaulted them, sometimes with the aid of drugs. The brothers, who began their careers at Douglas Elliman and later founded their own firm, face charges of conspiracy and forcible sex trafficking.