US EditionAccuser Of Alexander Brothers Found Dead Last Year, Coroner Says Death Was ‘Non-Suspicious’
Kate Whiteman’s 2023 death near Sydney is under investigation as her allegation sparked over a dozen similar claims against the Alexander brothers, facing trial in New York.
- News outlets reported the development just days before the trial that Kate Whiteman, Australian accuser, age 45, was found dead near Sydney late last year and her death is under investigation.
- Following Whiteman's filing and summer 2024 press reports, lawsuits against Oren and Alon Alexander, with claims against their brother Tal, increased, and her death remains under investigation.
- According to court exhibits and accusers' accounts, Whiteman alleges she was forced from a Manhattan nightclub in 2012 to Sir Ivan's Castle, while seven accusers described memory 'fog' and possible drugging involving Alon.
- Jury selection is set to start on Jan. 20 with the trial scheduled for Jan. 26, and prosecutors recently added a physical-incapacitation charge while defense lawyers argue the indictment omitted 'knowingly'.
- Amid Miami and FBI raids in December 2024, the Alexander brothers, known as luxury real estate brokers, deny all allegations and have sued The Real Deal for $240 million.
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Woman who accused Alexander brothers of NY sexual assault mysteriously found dead in Australia: report
Kate Whiteman, the accuser whose sexual assault claims against disgraced twin luxury real estate moguls Oren and Alon Alexander helped spark dozens of similar allegations worldwide was mysteriously found dead in Australia.
Sydney Morning Herald
Woman who accused NY party circuit twins of sexual assault found dead in Sydney
Australian Kate Whiteman’s allegations against Oren Alexander – a high-profile New York real estate agent – and his twin brother, Alon, opened the floodgates for dozens of similar claims from women across the world.
Alexander brothers fight new sex assault charge days before trial – amNewYork
At their final public court appearance before trial, attorneys for twin brothers Alon and Oren Alexander, the luxury real estate brokers charged with sex trafficking and raping dozens of women over a decade, raised concerns over the validity of an additional charge prosecutors brought this week. Prosecutors on Monday charged Alon and Oren Alexander with sexual abuse by physical incapacitation, alleging that the twins engaged in a sexual act wit…
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