Eleven women testified at their trial but more than 70 women reported being attacked by the three brothers

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Convicted serial rapists the Alexander brothers will soon find out if they’re going to spend the rest of their lives behind bars after testimony from up to a dozen of their victims is heard in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday.
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Luxury realtors Oren, 39, and Alon, 40 and family security firm-running brother (and Oren’s twin), Tal, 39, were all Manhattan jetsetters with a sick history of drugging and raping scores of women, some of whose testimony is expected to make for an emotional all-day hearing, reports the New York Post.
Tal’s wife filed for divorce amid the headline-making, month-long trial but the spouses of the twins are expected to be in attendance.
Oren and Alon, whose clients included celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West and hedge-funder Ken Griffin, and Tal are each looking at a minimum of 15 years in prison after being convicted on sex-trafficking charges.
However, prosecutors are arguing life sentences would be more appropriate because the twisted trio were found guilty of “sex crimes of extraordinary magnitude.”
Eleven women testified against them in court and more than 70 in all had reported being assaulted by the brothers.

The trio “spent years designing, executing, and perfecting their playbook of luring victims with promises of luxury, drugging victims so they could not resist, and then forcibly raping them,” federal prosecutors wrote to U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni.
Caproni is charged with the task of sentencing the three brothers after the court hears from as many as a dozen women who have described being drugged, raped or groped by at least one of the siblings after they met via dating apps or upscale parties between 2008 and 2021.
The brothers’ trial heard sickening evidence of the siblings sexually assaulting women, sometimes together in posh locations ranging from the Hamptons to New York City to Aspen, Colorado, to the Caribbean.

Model said Oren Alexander paralyzed her, drugged drink before raping her
A Ukrainian model, under the alias “Bela Koval,” said she was “paralyzed” after Oren drugged and raped raped her inside a $13 million Sag Harbor party palace.
A Nevada nurse, under the alias “Maya Miller,” said Tal flew her and a pal to a Hamptons party house for a long weekend before he violently raped her as she wept in the shower.
Another accuser testified Alon raped her inside a Manhattan apartment after they met at a Zac Efron-hosted NBA Finals watch party.
However, lawyers for the brothers, who have asked for the minimum sentence of 15 years, said in a letter to the court that the three siblings “steadfastly maintain their complete innocence of these awful charges.”
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