In
US v Alexander
Brothers Eva Wells on
Rape in Tel Aviv As
Juror 8 Trapped in
Miami
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Substack Book
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Feb 24 – Amid the news
of the arrest of the Alexander
brothers in Miami on SDNY sex
trafficking charges, in the
SDNY Magistrate Court on the
morning of December 11, 2024
the superseding indictment was
“wheeled out.”
On August 21 Oren
Alexander retained two of the
defense lawyers in Sean Combs’
recent trial, Marc Agnifilo
and Teny Geragos, amid
pre-trial skirmishes.
On November 7
Inner City Press filed
opposition to the Alexander
brothers’ extensive
redactions, on PACER here
and on DocumentCloud here
On January 12,
the courtroom was abruptly
sealed after defense counsel
referred to sealed memo not
visible in the docket on
PACER. Inner City Press filed
a letter with the Court, on
DocumentCloud here.
Here is a court
drawing of jury selection,
courtesy to Inner City Press
from Elizabeth Williams – on X
for Subscribers here
and Substack here
Late on January
20 lawyer Evan Torgan – whose
name is not to be mentioned in
front of the anonymous jury –
wrote in to quash subpoenas,
under seal (his letter on
Patreon
here).
[On January 30
Inner City Press publish
Hamptons Horror here,
audiobook here]
On February 11 a
UN staffer named Avishan
Bodjnoud testified…
On February 24
after a break from which Juror
8 did not come back – Judge
Caproni said she was trapped
in Miami and only flew Spirit
Airlines, no more need to said
– pseudonymous witness Eva
Wells testified about being
raped by Alon Alexander in Tel
Aviv
More on X for
Subscribers
here and Substack here
This case
is USA v. Alexander, et al.,
1:24-cr-676 (Caproni)
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