Welcome to the global phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, St.S. Nation, welcome back. I just saw you a moment ago. Still have no idea why a light is flickering behind me, but welcome to Survive and Survivor.

It is the podcast and not only promises, but delivers on our promise of bringing you the very best guests in all of true crime.

We've been going while for a couple of days.

It's been hard to keep up with all the news out there.

Luigi Mangione, of course, the big story over the past week. We are going to

get into another story that is absolutely huge here in the Miami area in New York City and is

going to take on a life of its own. The New York Times doing a lot of reporting. CNBC doing a lot of reporting.

It's primarily because it's about three brothers of extreme privilege here in the Miami Beach area,

who went on to create a massive fortune in real estate.

Two of the three brothers and two are a set of

twins they are the Alexander brothers and we are going to get into what happened

to them today but it is it's got shades of ditty. Before we get there, let me just introduce the best

guest. You've got Rich Kupowski, retired NYPD, homicide detective. He spent 30 years there.

A lot of them with the 25th precinct, the 25th precinct, which is East Harlem, he was telling me. He was a detective there.

He worked on everything from aggravated harassment to homicides, and I'm sure he worked plenty of

sex crimes, which we are going to talk to Rich about as well. And then you've got Nima

Rahmani, not just a prestigious California personal injury turning.

One of the best is the president and co-founder of West Coast trial lawyers.

Graduate from UCLA.

He and the professor can each join Mensa and take battling IQ tests against one another.

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