Plenty of hell still ahead for Alexander brothers

One trial down, dozens to go. Luxury-real-estate heirs-turned-convicted serial rapists Oren, Alon,and Tal Alexander will likely spend years more inside courtrooms as they enter the next stage of their bruising legal journey involving another criminal trial and dozens of civil lawsuits.The brothers were convicted in March of what Manhattan federal prosecutors described as “sex crimes of extraordinary magnitude” — and then sentenced Tuesday to 30 years each behind bars.But two of them still face a second criminal trial, and all three must contend with a litany of civil suits in multiple states that could take years to play out.Here’s what’s next for the fallen privileged scions, the sons of Florida security and real-estate entrepreneurs:Florida Criminal TrialTwo of the Alexander brothers face another criminal prosecution — this time in state court — in the Sunshine State.While the three siblings’ New York federal case concerned sex-trafficking conspiracy, Florida prosecutors are aiming to convict 39-year-old twins Oren and Alon on sexual-assault and battery charges. Their 2024 Florida arrests involve three assaults that occurred between 2016 and 2021.In the 2016 incident, Alon and Oren sexually assaulted a New York woman in their Miami Beach condo, authorities said.The other two assaults only involved Oren.In one, he allegedly sexually assaulted another woman in his Miami condo in 2017.

A third woman also claimed Oren assaulted her in a beach house bedroom in 2021.As the siblings’ federal case played out in Manhattan, Florida prosecutors and lawyers for the two brothers had been duking it out over pre-trial motions and discovery.Now that the federal case has wrapped, Florida officials can demand the twins return to their home state to face the state case there. Lawsuit HellOnce all of the brothers’ criminal proceedings are completed, the siblings will duke it out in civil court, where they face lawsuits from more than two dozen accusers ready t...

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Publisher: New York Post

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