Lynn Shaw

The indictment also alleges that in advance of these events, the Alexander brothers and others procured drugs that they agreed to provide to the women, including cocaine, mushrooms, and GHB.

As we allege, these drugs caused some of the women to be physically unable to fight back or to escape.

Yeah.

And in this case, they've actually built their business.

So they built their brand.

They now feel omnipotent.

I mean, they have money.

They're traveling with celebrities.

They're flying on private jets.

You know, they're selling these huge multi, multimillion dollar properties.

They're getting headlines in all kinds of media, including their own real estate empire.

So, you know, these are people, if I put a profile around them, not an FBI profile, but I know enough of them to speak about how these people can become emboldened, emblazoned.

It's both feeding the ego as well as also just their ability to control things.

So they like to be able to control everything, whether it's the deal or people.

There are three Alexander brothers.

Two of the brothers are twins, Oren and Alon.

Their older brother, Tal.

Tal and Oren Alexander are known in the world of high-priced real estate, having brokered a $49 million deal for their dad in 2012 and a $240 million deal for a Manhattan condo sale in 2019, while Oren's twin brother, Alon, attended law school before joining the family's private security company, Kent Security.

In a $50 million Upper East Side townhouse, the Alexander twins, Oren and Elan, celebrate their 28th birthday.

Celebrants are greeted by a nearly naked woman on display as a toy for the rich and famous to play with as they take turns dripping hot wax on the woman, setting the tone for the decadent night that awaits those who are rich enough and or famous enough to be invited to the Alexander twins' birthday bash.