Alexander brothers convicted of sex trafficking.

A Manhattan jury found Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander guilty of sex trafficking and related charges after testimony from 11 women; sentencing is set for Aug. 6.

Three brothers — Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander — were convicted in federal court in Manhattan on charges that include sex trafficking after a five-week trial. Jurors heard testimony from 11 women and returned guilty verdicts on all counts the defendants faced. The brothers had worked in luxury real estate and related businesses. Sentencing was scheduled for Aug. 6. Key details: - A federal jury found the three brothers guilty on all 10 criminal counts, including sex trafficking; two counts involve alleged crimes against minors. - Prosecutors presented testimony from 11 women who alleged a pattern of recruiting women to exclusive events and then assaulting them. - The brothers have been held in federal custody since their arrest in late 2024 and face potentially lengthy prison terms. - Tal and Oren were prominent luxury real-estate brokers; Alon worked at the family's private security firm, and several civil lawsuits are also pending. Summary: The convictions follow multiweek testimony that prosecutors said showed a sustained pattern of recruiting and assault. The defendants remain in custody, face federal sentencing on Aug. 6, and civil litigation related to the allegations is pending.