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Luxury real-estate Alexander brothers face life in prison over 'sex crimes of extraordinary magnitude'

Federal prosecutors are seeking life in prison for former luxury real-estate brokers Tal and Oren Alexander and their brother Alon, arguing their decade-long scheme to assault and rape women deserved harsh punishment.

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New York Post· Oct 14, 9:03 PMLuxury real-estate Alexander brothers face life in prison over 'sex crimes of extraordinary magnitude'

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