周二，亚历山大兄弟被分别判处30年监禁被判有罪在纽约市进行的联邦性交易审判中。
前房地产巨头，39岁的双胞胎柳文欢和阿龙·亚历山大，以及他们40岁的兄弟塔尔·亚历山大，被检察官指控“长达十年的性交易和性虐待计划”
法官说，这三兄弟将不得不参加监狱里的性侵犯者治疗项目。除了刑期，这对兄弟还分别被判处10年监督释放。
柳文欢和阿龙·亚历山大也被责令每人支付30万美元的罚款，塔尔·亚历山大被责令支付35万美元的罚款，以及赔偿，这将由双方的律师决定。柳文欢·亚力山大也因分发自制儿童对未成年人进行性剥削而被定罪2009年一名17岁少女的性虐待材料被勒令立即支付额外的5万美元。
美国助理检察官伊丽莎白·埃斯皮诺萨（Elizabeth Espinosa）要求法官对三兄弟判处最高刑期——终身监禁。她辩称，政府不认为在检察官所说的“巨大的”性贩运计划中，其中一人比其他人更有罪。
“他们花了数年时间设计、执行和完善他们的剧本，用奢侈的承诺引诱受害者，给受害者下药让他们无法反抗，然后强行强奸，”检察官在周二听证会前提交的量刑备忘录中写道。“被告一次又一次地执行他们的剧本，对几十名受害者下药、强奸和殴打。70多名妇女站出来讲述了被剥夺尊严和自主权的悲惨遭遇。”
辩护律师认为，兄弟俩应该服刑较轻- 15年，最低的性交易-同时保持他们的清白。
“在任何时候，阿龙、柳文欢或塔尔都没有强奸或性侵犯过其他人。在任何时候，阿龙、柳文欢或塔尔都没有引诱、窝藏或维持一名妇女进行商业性性行为。阿隆、柳文欢或塔尔从未违背女性意愿或在女性不知情的情况下给其服用药物或其他物质。柳文欢从未有意制作或传播儿童色情制品，”辩护律师在代表三兄弟的判决备忘录中写道。“他们在这些指控中是无辜的，他们发誓要尽一切力量为他们的无辜而战，并坚信有一天他们将自由地与他们的孩子和家人一起生活，以此来表达对我们司法系统的尊重和敬意。”
兄弟的朋友和家庭成员也向法官瓦莱丽·卡普罗尼提交了请求宽大处理的信件，描述了他们的性格和对家庭的奉献。
在周二曼哈顿的听证会上，兄弟俩在得知他们的判决之前向法庭发表了讲话，继续声称他们从未对任何人进行性侵犯或下药。
卡普罗尼法官告诫这对兄弟继续坚持他们的清白。
“你不必站起来说你从未强奸过任何人，”卡普罗尼在宣布判决时说。“那是谎言，你知道的。”
十二名女性在周二的听证会上发表了受害者影响陈述，其中包括六名在联邦审判期间作证的女性。
检察官感谢那些挺身而出的人，“以确保被告不能再伤害他人。”
“被告掠夺妇女和年轻女孩，使用药物和暴力使她们丧失能力，以便强奸她们。被告这样做了很多年，给许多年轻女性带来了难以言喻的伤害。多年来，被告利用他们的职业和社会地位来掩盖他们造成的危险，”美国检察官杰米·麦克唐纳在一份声明中说今天的判决清楚地表明，这种懦弱、阴险的行为极其严重，将受到严厉的惩罚。＂
在整个为期五周的试验11名妇女作证说，她们遭到一个或多个兄弟的性侵犯。至少有八名妇女声称她们被其中一名亚历山大人下了药。
这对兄弟否认对任何人进行性侵犯或策划性交易阴谋，正如检察官所指控的那样。他们不服罪。亚历山大家族的发言人称这一判决“令人深感失望”
“我们认为证据和本案的陈述方式存在实质性问题，”发言人犹大·s·恩格尔迈尔（Juda S． Engelmayer）在陪审团3月份做出裁决后的一份声明中说。“法律程序并没有到此结束。我们将每天继续战斗，直到正义得到伸张，三兄弟重获自由。”
柳文欢和塔尔·亚历山大通过他们的公司亚历山大集团在纽约的豪华房地产市场声名狼藉，自2024年底以来，他们一直与阿隆一起接受联邦调查。
他们被指控引诱妇女去夜总会和聚会，然后对她们下药并进行性侵犯。
在春季审判的结案陈词中，联邦检察官安德鲁·琼斯表示，有“确凿的证据”表明兄弟俩“伪装成派对男孩，而实际上他们是掠夺者”他犯下了“一系列联邦性犯罪”
琼斯详细叙述了据称受害者的生动描述，并说这对富有的兄弟有一个“剧本”用专属派对、游艇和豪华旅行引诱女性，这样她们就可以攻击她们。
在结案陈词中，辩护律师霍华德·斯雷布尼克承认这对兄弟可能“令人讨厌”，他们的行为“不恰当”但是他告诉陪审团，“没有人被袭击，没有人被贩卖。”
Alexander brothers sentenced to 30 years in federal sex trafficking case
The Alexander brothers were each sentenced to 30 years in prison on Tuesday， after beingfound guiltyon all counts in their federal sex trafficking trial in New York City．
The former real estate titans， Oren and Alon Alexander， 39-year-old twins， along with their brother， Tal Alexander， 40， were accused by prosecutors of a ＂decade-long sex trafficking and sexual abuse scheme．＂
The three brothers will have to participate in sex offender treatment programs in prison， the judge said． In addition to their prison terms， the brothers were each sentenced to 10 years of supervised release．
Oren and Alon Alexander were also ordered to pay $300，000 each in fines， and Tal Alexander was ordered to pay $350，000 in fines， as well as restitution， which will be will be determined by attorneys from both sides． Oren Alexander， who was also convicted of sexually exploiting a minor by distributing homemade childsex abuse material of a 17-year-old girl in 2009 was ordered to pay an additional $50，000 immediately．
Assistant U．S． Attorney Elizabeth Espinosa asked the judge for the maximum sentence -- life in prison -- for all three brothers， arguing that the government does not believe one is more culpable than the others in what prosecutors called an ＂immense＂ sex trafficking scheme．
＂They spent years designing， executing， and perfecting their playbook of luring victims with promises of luxury， drugging victims so they could not resist， and then forcibly raping them，＂ prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum filed ahead of Tuesday＇s hearing． ＂The defendants carried out their playbook time and time again， drugging， raping， and assaulting dozens of victims． Over 70 women came forward with harrowing accounts of assault that stripped them of their dignity and autonomy．＂
Defense attorneys argued that the brothers should serve lighter sentences -- 15 years， the minimum for sex trafficking -- while maintaining their innocence．
＂At no time did Alon， Oren or Tal rape or sexually assault another person． At no time did Alon， Oren or Tal entice， harbor， or maintain a woman to have commercial sex． At no time did Alon， Oren or Tal administer a drug or other substance to a woman against her will or without her knowledge． At no time did Oren intentionally make or distribute child pornography，＂ defense attorneys wrote in their sentencing memorandum on behalf of the three brothers． ＂They are innocent of these charges， and they show honor and respect to our system of justice by vowing to fight for their innocence with all of their power for as long as is required， confident in the notion that one day they will be free to live out their lives with their children and families．＂
The brothers＇ friends and family members also submitted letters to Judge Valerie Caproni asking for leniency， describing their character and dedication to family．
The brothers addressed the court prior to learning their sentences during Tuesday＇s hearing in Manhattan， continuing to claim that they never sexually assaulted or drugged anybody．
Judge Caproni admonished the brothers for continuing to maintain their innocence．
＂You did not have to stand up and say you’ve never raped anyone，＂ Caproni said while handing down their sentences． ＂That＇s a lie and you know it．＂
A dozen women delivered victim impact statements during Tuesday＇s hearing， including six who testified during the federal trial．
Prosecutors thanked those who came forward in the case ＂to ensure that the defendants can no longer harm others．＂
＂The defendants preyed on women and young girls， using drugs and violence to incapacitate them so they could rape them．The defendants did this for years --inflicting unspeakable harm on so many young women．And， for years， the defendants used their careers and social status to conceal the danger they posed，＂ U．S． Attorney Jamie McDonald said in a statement． ＂Today＇s sentence makes clear that this craven， sinister conduct is extraordinarily serious and will be met with serious punishment．＂
Throughout thefive-week trial， 11 women testified that they were sexually assaulted by one or more of the brothers． At least eight of the women claimed they were drugged by one of the Alexanders．
The brothers denied sexually assaulting anyone or running a sex trafficking conspiracy， as prosecutors have charged．They pleaded not guilty． A spokesperson for the Alexander family called the verdict ＂deeply disappointing．＂
＂We believe there are substantial problems with the evidence and the way this case was presented，＂ the spokesperson， Juda S． Engelmayer， said in a statement following the jury＇s verdict in March． ＂The legal process does not end here． We will continue fighting every day until justice is done and the three brothers regain their freedom．＂
Oren and Tal Alexander gained notoriety in New York＇s luxury real estate market through their company， Alexander Group， and have been under federal investigation alongside Alon since late 2024．
They have been accused of luring women to nightclubs and parties， then drugging and sexually assaulting them．
In his closing statement during the spring trial， federal prosecutor Andrew Jones said there is ＂crushing evidence＂ that the brothers ＂masqueraded as party boys when really they were predators＂who committed an ＂array of federal sex offenses．＂
Jones recounted the graphic accounts of the alleged victims and said the wealthy brothers had a ＂playbook＂ ofluring women with exclusive parties， yachts and luxury travel so they could assault them．
During closing arguments， defense attorney Howard Srebnick conceded the brothers could be ＂obnoxious＂ and their conduct ＂inappropriate，＂but he told the jury， ＂Nobody was being assaulted， nobody had been trafficked．＂
