Lynn Shaw

They let them see that.

That all kind of gives them a sense of control.

It goes back to that issue.

essence of controlling individuals, controlling their environment, doing what they want to do, using that leverage over people.

You know, in this case, Nancy, a very interesting point that came up, which is similar to what we've seen in other cases, is that as the FBI was investigating this, reports are coming out that multiple victims have the same stories.

Again, people who've been not connected, not there at the same place, same time, but have the same story to tell.

All of that is extreme, and it's part of what I believe the FBI and the U.S.

Attorney's Office is making their case out of.

is that they have statements, and it would encourage people.

For years, the Alexander brothers, sometimes with others, also arranged domestic and international trips to carry out their sex trafficking scheme.

To recruit and induce women to come on the trips, they provided material benefits, things like travel to vacation destinations, luxury accommodations, and access to other high-end experiences.

The Alexander brothers are all married now.

Alon married Shani Zygren, with whom he has two children in May of 2020.

Oren married model Camilla Hansen in April 2023, and Tal married Ariel Kogut in October of 2023.

Oren pleaded with a judge to let him out as his wife was pregnant and due any day.

His request was denied.

In a crazy bid to keep their boys out of incarceration, the parents of the Alexander brothers have offered to provide private imprisonment

In a real proposal to authorities, Shlomo and Orly Alexander proposed confining the brothers to a two-bedroom apartment on the eighth floor of a Miami building, emphasizing the apartment is non-waterfront and non-luxury.

They promised security guards would be stationed around the clock and an alarm system would make sure the brothers remain on site.

The parents also offered to put up to $1 billion bail for their sons to get out of jail.