Sex Trafficking Trial Begins for Real Estate Brokers Oren, Tal and Alon Alexander

The Alexander brothers, known for their high-end real estate company "Official," face serious charges of sex trafficking and sexual abuse. Prosecutors claim the brothers met their victims through dating apps, social events, and party promoters, using drugs like cocaine and psychedelic mushrooms to incapacitate them before sexual assault. The defense argues the encounters were consensual, and the women are motivated by financial gain.

The case involves accusations dating back over a decade, some before the #MeToo movement. The trial will hinge on the credibility of the victims' testimonies and any corroborating evidence. The brothers face potential sentences of 15 years to life if convicted on all federal charges. The case also includes civil lawsuits that are currently on hold pending the outcome of the criminal proceedings.

One key aspect of the trial involves text messages between the brothers discussing obtaining drugs, which prosecutors allege were used to incapacitate women. The defense dismisses these conversations as "idle chatter." The prosecution plans to call seven alleged victims to testify, including one who claims she was 16 years old at the time of the alleged assault.

The Alexander brothers are charged with sex trafficking, sexual abuse, and sexual exploitation of a minor.

The defense acknowledges the brothers had sex with the women but claims it was consensual.

The trial is expected to last about a month.

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