Alexander Brothers Trafficked Victims to EPSTEIN
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#news The Alexander brothers – mentioned in the Epstein files – were convicted of running a high profile s*x trafficking operation for decades
The federal jury in Manhattan convicted three brothers—Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander—on all counts.
All three shook their heads as the jury foreperson said “guilty” 19 straight times
Rep. Thomas Massie reacted to the case saying,
“The “Alexander brothers” appeared in the Epstein files by first name, but I noticed the DOJ redacted their last name”
Comment: Seems the DOJ or Dept of InJustice does their best to cover up sex trafficking crimes on behalf of the Israeli MOSSAD!
Critics are now claiming that the Alexander brothers were not running their own s*x trafficking ring, but instead they were an extension of Jeffery Epstein’s operation.
The verdict was delivered after three days of deliberation.
Prosecutors said the brothers used their elite real estate empire to lure, drug, and assault dozens of women, including minors, in a conspiracy that spanned from their high school days in Miami to lavish parties in New York decades later.
11 women took the stand in the five week trial, detailing their experiences of being enticed with promises of glamour, only to be subjected to force, drugs, and exploitation.
Guilty:
Conspiracy to commit sex trafficking – all three brothers were found guiltySex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, with convictions on multiple counts tied to the drugging and assault of adult women.Sex trafficking of minors, involving at least two underage girlsRelated offenses like sexual abuse and exploitation
Each brother now faces up to life in prison with sentencing set for August 6.Tal and Oren, aged 39 and 38 respectively, co-founded the brokerage firm Official (previously known as the Alexander Group), brokering multimillion-dollar deals for celebrity clients in New York, Miami, and the Hamptons.
Their twin brother Alon, also 38, worked as a security executive, allegedly providing cover for the group’s activities.
They were raised in a wealthy Miami family, the brothers’ alleged crimes reportedly started in their teenage years, with accusations of assaults at local parties evolving into a sophisticated network involving private jets, yachts, and penthouses.
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