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Israeli-American Real Estate Moguls Get 30 Years for Sex Trafficking

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Three brothers, Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander, sons of Israeli immigrants and prominent U.S. real estate developers, were sentenced to 30 years in prison each for sex trafficking and sex offenses. Convicted after a trial where 11 women testified, the brothers were accused of luring at least 70 victims over two decades. They deny the charges, and their family is seeking a presidential pardon. The defense intends to appeal the convictions.

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  • Brothers Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander sentenced to 30 years for sex trafficking.
  • At least 70 women and girls were victimized over two decades, prosecutors said.
  • Victims described assaults occurring at luxury properties in the Hamptons and Aspen.
  • The brothers, sons of Israeli immigrants, were prominent luxury real estate brokers.
  • Their family is pursuing a presidential pardon and plans to appeal convictions.
Israeli-American Real Estate Moguls Get 30 Years for Sex Trafficking
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