The brothers, who have brokered some of the most expensive real estate deals in the world, are facing a slew of state and federal charges filed in Miami and Manhattan.

MIAMI - Two of the three Alexander brothers who, along with their older brother, were named in a federal indictment that charged the siblings in a longtime sex trafficking scheme, will appear in a Miami courtroom Friday morning for another pre-trial release hearing.

Luxury real estate brokers and identical twin brothers Oren and Alon Alexander, 37, were ordered held without bond in a Florida courtroom Thursday on sexual assault charges related to what federal

Prosecutors claim the twin brothers, along with their older brother, drugged, sexually assaulted and raped dozens of victims.

A judge on Thursday agreed with prosecutors that Oren and Alon Alexander are flight risks and dangers to the community and denied bond for both. The twins, one a disgraced luxury broker and the other an executive at the family’s cybersecurity firm,

Twin brothers, Oren and Alon Alexander, appeared in a Florida court on sexual battery charges.