The three Alexander brothers were convicted in Manhattan Federal Court on all charges, including the most serious of sex trafficking, on March 9, 2026. They each face a minimum of fifteen years in federal prison when sentenced.
As for the allegations about the defense’s investigators misrepresenting their identities, Olivarius said the law allows lawyers to investigate prospective witnesses, though it prohibits them — and by extension, their contractors — from using deception to do so.
However, she said the line between what is considered illegal and what is just unethical is often blurred. She referenced Harvey Weinstein’s attorney, David Boies, who helped the disgraced Hollywood producer strike a deal with private intelligence firm Black Cube to investigate reporters and accusers ahead of the publication of bombshell stories from the New York Times and New Yorker detailing his alleged sexual misconduct.
During Weinstein’s 2020 rape trial, New York prosecutors claimed Black Cube’s investigators lied about their identities to journalists and alleged victims. But Boies avoided formal discipline after downplaying his role in Weinstein’s dealings with Black Cube and arguing he didn’t direct the firm or its investigators to lie.
“Outsourcing ethics violations to private firms doesn’t make it right, but it does make it harder to police,” Olivarius said.
that really took the heat off the Ukrainian fun boys
>Teny Geragos, and Marc Agnifilo
those names sound familiar
>paid
Soros takes the Weiner