Luxury Realty Bros Trade Champagne Dreams for Eyeliner Graffiti Evidence

KEY POINTS

•Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander face federal sex trafficking charges in a Manhattan trial revealing multiple assaults.
•Witness Avishan Bodjnoud testified that she saw a woman attacked in a hot tub at a 2009 Southampton party and wrote 'Rapists' on the rental wall.
•Another victim, known as 'Isa Brooks,' described being assaulted days before her 17th birthday and later attending parties with the Alexanders while fearing retaliation.

In a tale too twisted for a daytime soap, the Alexander brothers — formerly Miami Beach luxury real estate brokers turned headline magnets — face federal sex trafficking charges centered on a chaotic Memorial Day weekend in 2009. At a Southampton rental, while partygoers apparently moonlighted as professional bystanders, an intoxicated woman screamed for help in a hot tub as Tal and one elusive 'twin,' Alon or Oren, reportedly joined in. The UN executive witness, Avishan Bodjnoud, shocked the court by confessing to vandalizing the rental with lipstick saying 'Rapists' and 'You need to apologize,' just before fleeing by taxi — making the rental’s decor a courtroom exhibit stored on Tal's hard drive. Meanwhile, the second assault victim, 'Isa Brooks,' described a birthday weekend so rough that celebrating her 17th birthday with friends seemed a better plan than calling police. Defense attorney Milton Williams proclaimed young Tal Alexander — the alleged mastermind — was a '21-year-old copy machine salesman' back in 2009, because apparently that job totally exempts you from sex trafficking accusations. Yes, amid Aspen ski resorts and Vegas vibes, this family drama threatens life sentences and a very awkward retirement party for the brothers.