Alexander Brothers Sue The Real Deal Over Sex Trafficking Claims

The Alexander brothers sue The Real Deal for $500M, alleging a 'false narrative' and clickbait campaign regarding sex trafficking claims, causing irreparable reputational harm. Magazine is accused of ignoring exculpatory evidence.

Accusations of Clickbait

” The Real Deal transformed unverified claims into a clickbait project,” a representative for the complainants claimed in a declaration. “They had the proof showing these cases were incorrect– and released them anyway.”

It declares The Real Offer “intentionally and carelessly released a collection of misleading and false tales implicating the Alexanders of rape and sexual abuse” and “declined to release or take into consideration anything that cast doubt on its incorrect narrative.”

Alexander Brothers’ Arrest

Exactly how we obtained here: The Alexander brothers were apprehended in December 2024 and charged with sex trafficking. The situation involves and spans years “lots of targets” whom the brothers allegedly drew to separated places using their “riches and noticeable placement in property,” and afterwards drugged and raped them, according to federal authorities.

Seeking Damages

Grievance alleges a ‘false narrative’: The Nov. 3 problem, filed by the three brothers in the High court of the State of New York City in New York City County, looks for at least $500 million in offsetting and revengeful damages.

A ‘clickbait campaign’? The issue likewise alleges that Oren Alexander shared “exculpatory details” with The Real Bargain that the magazine selected not to publish in order to grow its subscriber base and calm marketers.

Five months after launching a character assassination claim versus The Real Bargain, famous high-end property representatives Tal and Oren Alexander and their bro Alon submitted their complete problem against the realty trade publication on Monday.

“TRD’s unlawful conduct was understanding, harmful, wanton and willful and/or showed a negligent negligence for the Alexanders’ rights, which has caused, and continues to cause them to suffer irreversible and irreversible harm to their professional and individual online reputations,” the grievance says.