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Alexander brothers, top NY real estate brokers, convicted at sex trafficking trial
The Alexander brothers faced a monthlong trial with over 30 witnesses and 11 accusers in a case involving a decade-long conspiracy to drug and sexually exploit women.
- On Monday a Manhattan federal jury found Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander guilty of sex trafficking after deliberations. The decision followed a monthlong trial with testimony from nearly a dozen women.
- Prosecutors allege the Alexander brothers conspired for more than a decade to drug and sexually assault women, recording assaults and plotting to sneak "party favors" aboard a cruise.
- Eleven accusers testified during the one-month trial, with more than 30 witnesses describing assaults; Katie Moore said she was drugged and found naked with Alon Alexander, while Lindsey Acree felt paralyzed after less than half a glass of wine.
- Besides the federal verdict, civil suits have proliferated, including one by Tracy Tutor, and Oren Alexander and Alon Alexander face separate Florida criminal cases, pledging not guilty.
- The case attracted attention because the Alexander brothers were high-profile luxury brokers who sold a $240 million Midtown penthouse and prosecutors cited more than 60 women in documentary evidence.
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