Oren and Alon Alexander, famous for their success in high-end real estate, are staying behind bars after a judge decided not to release them on bond in Miami on Friday.
They’re facing serious charges, including sex trafficking and gang rape, and the court is taking no chances.
Federal prosecutors made it clear they believe the brothers are too risky to let out, claiming they might run away or harm others.
Judge Ellen D’Angelo agreed and set a new hearing for December 30 to decide if they’ll stay in custody until trial.
Last week, another Miami judge also shut down a huge $115 million bail package offered by their older brother, Tal Alexander.
This was supposed to secure their release while they await trial in New York.
The brothers, who are big names in luxury real estate in Florida and New York, now face multiple charges in both states.
The accusations against Oren and Alon include luring, drugging, and violently attacking women over ten years.
On top of that, Florida prosecutors are charging them for three more alleged assaults.
Despite the mountain of accusations, the brothers say they’re innocent, claiming all encounters were consensual.
What We Think
This case is horrifying, and the details are hard to process. If the allegations are true, it’s another stark reminder of the abuse of power by wealthy and influential people.
At the same time, the justice system must remain fair—innocent until proven guilty is a cornerstone of law.
Still, hearing about these types of accusations against men who built their lives on success and trust is stomach-turning.
It’s essential to hold them accountable if the evidence supports the victims’ claims.
What do you think? Are these just more powerful people trying to evade justice, or could there be more to the story? Let’s hope the truth comes out in court.