Brothers Oren, Alon, and Tal Alexander were sentenced to 30 years in federal prison on Tuesday for sex trafficking crimes. The sentences were handed down following a conviction that determined the siblings facilitated the trafficking of women for sexual exploitation.

Dressed in beige prison scrubs, a stark contrast to the tailored suits they wore during their careers in high-stakes real estate and finance, the Alexander brothers appeared in court to hear their fate. This marked the first time since their arrests nearly two years prior that the brothers publicly addressed the allegations against them at length.

During the sentencing hearing, 12 victims read impact statements detailing the harm they endured. One of the victims, Maria Suska, was among those who spoke. Lexi Zettle alleged that Tal Alexander repeatedly drugged and raped her, then pressured her into sex with his wealthy business associates. Another victim, Kamila Alexander, whose relationship with Oren was mentioned, was also present in court. Tal Alexander's former wife, Arielle, reportedly left him in October 2023 shortly after the allegations surfaced, ending what might have otherwise been the honeymoon phase of their union.

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IMAGE5 Tal Alexander married Arielle in October 2023. If circumstances were different, they might still be enjoying the honeymoon phase of their union. But as soon as the allegations against the siblings were filed, Arielle walked away IMAGE6 Maria Suska was one of 12 victims who read an impact statement in court on Tuesday IMAGE12 Lexi Zettle alleged Tal repeatedly drugged and raped her, then pressured her into having sex with his wealthy business associates

Tal Alexander is 40 years old, while twins Oren and Alon are 39. The brothers were convicted of sex trafficking offenses. The case has drawn significant attention due to their previous prominence in the real estate sector.

IMAGE7 Tal Alexander, 40, and twins Oren and Alon, 39, were convicted of sex trafficking crimes IMAGE10 A photo released by the court shows the three brothers partying on a boat with one alleged victim redacted IMAGE11 Alon and Oren in 2015 at the height of their real estate success

During the proceedings, at one point, the courtroom reportedly laughed in the faces of the brothers as they learned their sentences. The judge handed down the 30-year sentences, leading to the siblings showing signs of emotion. Previously, the brothers were known for their success and lavish lifestyles, including parties on boats, as depicted in court-released photos.

IMAGE9 The siblings teared up as the judge handed them each 30 year sentences in federal prison IMAGE8 It was the first time since their arrests nearly two years earlier that the brothers had addressed the allegations against them at length in court.