Women who accused Alexander brothers of rape to speak at their sentencing
Prosecutors are seeking life sentences as 11 women prepare victim impact statements and more than 70 others have accused the brothers of abuse.
- On Tuesday, brothers Tal, Alon, and Oren Alexander face sentencing in Manhattan federal court for sex trafficking more than a dozen women and girls, with prosecutors seeking life in prison.
- Earlier this year, a jury convicted the brothers on all counts including sex trafficking and conspiracy after prosecutors described them as 'predators' who hunted women for years.
- Over 70 women reported harrowing accounts to investigators, with 11 testifying during the five-week trial that they were sexually assaulted by one or more brothers who recorded some attacks.
- Judge Valerie Caproni questioned whether the brothers should serve time in the same prison, saying, 'These three men are terrible influences on each other,' while defense lawyers argue they are 'dedicated husbands and fathers.'
- Beyond the federal sentencing, the brothers face several pending civil lawsuits brought by accusers, and more than 10 victims are expected to address the court Tuesday, potentially raising new allegations.
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Sicko Alexander brothers — who raped women while pursuing jetset lifestyle — to learn their fate in NYC court
Nearly a dozen of the sick siblings' victims could end up confronting the trio of convicts -- 39-year-old twins Oren and Alon and brother Tal, 40 -- during what is expected to be an emotional all-day hearing in Manhattan federal court.
Women who accused Alexander brothers of rape to speak at their sentenc
NEW YORK (AP) — Three brothers who exploited their wealth, proximity to celebrities and access to luxury real estate to help them drug and rape dozens of women are likely to face lengthy prison terms Tuesday when
Women who accused Alexander brothers of rape to speak at their sentencing – WTOP News
NEW YORK (AP) — Three brothers who exploited their wealth, proximity to celebrities and access to luxury real estate to help them drug and rape dozens of women are likely to face lengthy prison terms Tuesday when they are sentenced for sex trafficking. Nearly a dozen victimized women are expected to make statements at the...
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