Nancy Grace

One juror was dismissed after admitting he had already formed an opinion about the defendant's innocence before deliberations, leaving only one alternate juror remaining.

To secure these convictions on the remaining charges, prosecutors must prove the brothers used force, fraud, or coercion to compel women into sex acts.

And the prosecution has really focused on drugs as a coercion element.

This is the legal standard at the heart of federal sex trafficking laws.

With prosecutors again signaling their case could conclude imminently, the focus will soon shift to the defense and ultimately the jury, who must decide whether the once celebrated real estate moguls are guilty of

of orchestrating what the prosecution describes as a years-long scheme of sexual exploitation.

What is at the heart of the allegations against the so-called real estate bros?

Claims going back more than a decade, try two decades.

Now, 40 women that we know of claiming these filthy, rich real estate moguls took part in rape after rape after systematic rape and that the allegations go back to when they were in high school.

All that money, all that privilege and education has bought them a one way ticket to hell with a pit stop in the federal penitentiary.

That's my prediction, but I want you to hear what Damien Williams, the US attorney has to say.

Now you know why they're calling it the new ditty.

Or should I say the new ditties?

Now, that's what the U.S.

attorney is saying for the U.S.

attorney for the Southern District.

But I want you to look at Oren Alexander on the founder.

Honey, you got something to worry about now.

What if your brother flips on you and testifies against you?

Let's just analyze what we just heard.