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Alexander brothers each sentenced to 30 years for sex-trafficking scheme
Fox News reports the brothers were each sentenced in New York, while an attorney for three women says their wealth and connections helped lure and silence victims.
The short version
- Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander were each sentenced in New York to 30 years in federal prison, followed by 10 years of supervised release.[Fox News]
- Prosecutors said the brothers used wealth and prominence to create opportunities to sexually assault women from at least 2008 to 2021; the brothers deny drugging, raping or trafficking women.[Fox News]
- Attorney Michael J. Willemin, representing three women in civil claims, says private jets, yachts and powerful friends helped the brothers lure women and silence victims.[Fox News]
- Civil claims by three women remain pending in the reporting, and their outcome is not yet known.[Fox News]
Key facts
- Alon, Oren and Tal Alexander were each sentenced in New York to 30 years in federal prison, followed by 10 years of supervised release.[Fox News]
- Prosecutors said the brothers used their wealth and prominence to create opportunities to sexually assault women between at least 2008 and 2021.[Fox News]
- Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Jones described the conduct during closing arguments as a consistent pattern of luring, isolating and raping victims.[Fox News]
- Federal prosecutors had sought life sentences, while defense attorneys asked for the 15-year mandatory minimum.[Fox News]
- Alon and Oren were each fined $300,000, and Tal was fined $350,000.[Fox News]
- Attorney Michael J. Willemin represents Angelica Parker, who sued all three brothers in 2024, along with Samantha Fields and a Jane Doe, who brought separate civil claims.[Fox News]
- Parker alleges that Oren invited her and a friend to a New York City apartment in 2012, where Alon and Tal sexually assaulted her.[Fox News]
What remains uncertain
- The brothers deny drugging, raping or trafficking women, so the assault allegations in the civil claims remain disputed.[Fox News]
- The outcome of the civil claims is not reported, and the claims are presented through the plaintiffs' attorney's account.[Fox News]
- All details come from a single outlet, Fox News, and the desk has not independently corroborated them.[Fox News]
Sources
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