Oren Alexander

The allegations include rapes and assaults that prosecutors say occurred on the South Fork.

Joe Shaw reporting on 27East.com that Tal Alexander, 40, and Oren Alexander, 39, left Douglas Elliman in 2022 to join a team that founded the real estate firm Official, which included a presence on the South Fork, according to the Oh, my God.

Quote, the Alexander brothers conspired to repeatedly lure, drug, and rape young women.

These are chilling, reprehensible, and unacceptable acts, Clayton said in a statement after their conviction.

A few months ago, I covered the story of the Alexander brothers, as they are called.

Tal and then the twins, Oren and Elan Alexander.

And I covered their story because it was a horrific one.

Decades of abuse, trafficking in young women and girls, raping of children.

They were not criminals.

They say the victims were just scorned women motivated by shame, regret, and greed.

Again, does this not sound like this rape culture that we have been talking about on our college campuses and that we're seeing happening across the country? So Tal and Oren Alexander were some of the top real estate brokers in the country.

And their social media looked like the most luxe and glam lifestyles that they could possibly be.

the, the media-informed lawyer won out, and she wound up sort of perfectly positioned and perfectly sort of trained through her background and experience to handle some of the most high-profile, media-saturated cases of our time.

And, and so we, we talk about that, and kind of how, how she approaches them, and she's just so uniquely well-suited to handle cases like defending Sean Combs in that racketeering and sex trafficking case, or Harvey Weinstein, the Alexander brothers.

You know, she's, she's been in these really big, high-profile media cases.

And so, so interesting talking to her and getting a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to be on the receiving end of all of that publicity, and having to stay focused and defend your client in the midst of all of that.

So I'm happy to have some time to really just sit with you and kind of process what an extraordinary year you've had.

It's been really incredible by any measure.

I mean, you've had three high-profile trials of incredibly powerful men who have been charged with various forms of sexual misconduct, Sean Combs, Oren Alexander, Harvey Weinstein.

You've heard everything you can hear from a jury, not guilty, guilty, we can't reach a verdict, and then throughout all, throughout this period, you gave birth to your second child.

And she's just so uniquely well-suited to handle cases like defending Sean Combs in that racketeering and sex trafficking case or Harvey Weinstein.

the Alexander brothers, you know, she's been in these really big high profile media cases.

And so, so interesting talking to her and getting a behind the scenes look at what it's like to be on the receiving end of all of that publicity and having to stay focused and defend your client in the midst of all of that.

So she's someone that, you know, and in fact you share office space with, right? I do.

It's been really incredible by any measure.

I mean, you've had three high-profile trials of incredibly powerful men who have been charged with various forms of sexual misconduct.

Sean Combs, Oren Alexander, Harvey Weinstein.

You've heard everything you can hear from a jury.

Ms.

Case also said she wrote the text for a website that disparaged women who had accused three brothers, Tal, Alan, and Oren Alexander, of sexually assaulting them.

The brothers, well-known in wealthy party circles in New York and Miami, were convicted of sex trafficking earlier this year.

Mr. Johnson, in a statement from a representative, denied he had ever ordered a website against Ms. Jones or hired Tag, calling the allegations categorically false, and added that he would never commission any company to disparage Stephanie Jones or anyone else.