"But a far nastier picture of their high life has been on display in court for the past few weeks, where the three brothers are on trial for sex trafficking. Prosecutors have accused each of the three brothers of violent, forcible rape of at least 10 women each and in some cases of threatening them if they spoke of their experiences."
"Kim Kardashian and then-husband Kanye West, Jared and Ivanka Trump were clients. And like many, they were party animals. Nightclubs in Manhattan, the Hamptons, Miami, Aspen, Tulum and Ibiza were seasonal stops. Tal and Oren, 38, were profiled in the New York Times on How Two Luxury Real Estate Agents Spend Their Sundays. The Wall Street Journal followed on the family's $31m sale of their Miami beach home. US Vogue featured Oren's wedding to a Brazilian model."
"The civil case against Oren and his twin began in March 2024 when they were sued by Kate Whiteman, a woman who said she had met at a Manhattan nightclub in 2012. She claimed they had forced her into an SUV as she was leaving and drove her to the Hamptons, where she was assaulted at a party mansion called Sir Ivan's Castle."
The Israeli-American Alexander brothers—twins Alon and Oren and older brother Tal—built reputations as high-end real estate closers for wealthy and celebrity clients and were prominent in social scenes. They frequented elite nightclubs and were profiled in major publications, celebrated for luxury sales and lifestyle. Prosecutors allege the brothers conspired to lure, incapacitate and violently rape numerous women, accusing each brother of assaulting at least ten victims and sometimes threatening them to remain silent. The three brothers have pleaded not guilty. A civil suit filed in March 2024 by Kate Whiteman accuses Oren and his twin of forcing her into an SUV in 2012 and assaulting her in the Hamptons; further similar allegations followed.
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