The Alexander brothers—Miami’s luxury real‑estate trio—are now facing new sex‑trafficking allegations, including an indictment accusing them of drugging, coercing, and attacking dozens of women over nearly two decades. Just as they filed a staggering $500 million defamation suit over media coverage, federal prosecutors hit back with fresh charges—including trafficking a minor—turning this into a high‑stakes legal showdown. The Miami-based Alexander brothers: Tal, Oren and Oren’s twin, Alon—once top-tier luxury real-estate agents who co-founded the “Alexander Team” at Douglas Elliman and later their firm Official—are now facing serious federal charges after their arrest on December 11, 2024 in Miami. A superseding indictment filed in New York’s Southern District accuses them of a decade-long sex trafficking conspiracy (2010–2021), alleging they lured dozens of women across state lines with luxury trips, parties, and one-on-one meetings, then drugged, assaulted, and r@ped victims using GHB, and other substances. The indictment also claims they recorded some assaults as “trophies,” and that at least 60 women have now come forward. All three brothers have pleaded not guilty and remain in federal custody—Oren and Alon were denied bond, Tal’s bond bid was rejected—and are currently scheduled for trial in January 2026; authorities may seize their multimillion-dollar Miami properties, including Oren’s $50 million waterfront home.