Lynn Shaw

The Alexander brothers are accused of using their wealth and positions to create and facilitate opportunities to rape and sexually assault women.

So far, more than 40 women have come forward accusing the three Alexander brothers of sexual misconduct.

And investigators are asking other women who believe they have been assaulted to call.

Attorneys for the brothers say they plan to plead not guilty to the charges, which, if convicted, could land all three brothers in prison for life.

As news of the arrests start to spread, stories from the Alexander brothers' high school years come to light.

Their history of sexual violence dates back decades to their high school days in Miami, where they bragged about several gang rapes.

Prosecutors say each of the victims that the government has interviewed from this period reported hearing that individuals involved, including Tal Alexander, talked about the assault at school, boasting about running train on their victims and saying they wanted to do it again.