Zac Efron Involved in Alexander Brothers’ Sex Trafficking Trial
Zac Efron has recently become a focal point in a high-profile sex trafficking trial involving the Alexander brothers, prominent New York real estate brokers. Oren, Tal, and their brother, Alon Alexander, are facing serious allegations stemming from events that reportedly took place between 2008 and 2021.
Zac Efron’s Connection to the Alexander Brothers
The trial gained traction after a witness, who testified under the alias “Katie Moore,” claimed to have been raped by Alon Alexander. This incident allegedly occurred after a small gathering hosted by Efron in 2012 at his loft penthouse located in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan. The event happened during the NBA Finals and had fewer than ten attendees.
Details of the Incident
- Moore, then a 20-year-old NYU student, expressed excitement about meeting Efron.
- After leaving Efron’s apartment, she accompanied the Alexander brothers to a nearby club.
- At the club, she was reportedly given a drink that impaired her ability to function.
- Moore regained consciousness to find herself in a vulnerable situation with Alon, who allegedly assaulted her.
During her testimony, Moore stated that Alon laughed at her when she refused his advances, claiming, “you already did,” before forcibly raping her. Importantly, she made no assertion that Efron had knowledge of the alleged drugging or attack.
The Case Against the Alexander Brothers
The trial commenced on Monday, following the brothers’ arrests in 2024. The court has heard allegations that the Alexander brothers’ criminal activities extended to multiple upscale locations, including:
- The Hamptons
- Aspen
- Las Vegas
- Manhattan
- A Caribbean cruise
Prior to these charges, Oren and Tal were influential figures in luxury real estate, serving high-profile clients such as Ken Griffin and Kim Kardashian. Alon held a significant position within the family’s private security business, Kent Security.
Current Legal Status
Currently, the Alexander brothers remain in custody without bail at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. Should they be convicted of sex trafficking and associated charges, they could face severe penalties ranging from 15 years to life imprisonment.
