Summary
A New York judge sentenced Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander to 30 years in prison each after a jury found them guilty of sex trafficking and sexual assaults. At sentencing, 12 victims described the harm they said the brothers caused; prosecutors had sought life sentences, while defense lawyers asked for 15 years.
Key Facts
- The brothers were found guilty in March after a five-week trial.
- Eleven women testified at trial, including several who said they were minors when assaulted.
- Prosecutors said the brothers lured women to parties and luxury homes, drugged them and sexually assaulted them.
- The brothers’ lawyers argued that the sex was consensual and asked the court for 15-year sentences.
- Twelve victims addressed the court before sentencing, and many asked for life sentences.
- Tal and Oren Alexander worked in luxury real estate, while Alon worked at the family’s private security firm.
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