The recent lawsuits accusing millionaire real estate broker Oren Alexander, along with his twin brother Alon Alexander, of raping women have taken a dark turn with the revelation that Oren carried drugs to ply women at parties. According to a source, Oren would have cocaine with him while not using the substance himself, instead using it to lure women into compromising situations. These allegations paint a disturbing picture of the twins’ activities at high-profile parties hosted by Ivan Wilzig, known for his X-rated bacchanals that allegedly end with guests getting naked in the pool and engaging in activities in an S&M dungeon.
One of the victims, Kate Whiteman, claimed in the lawsuit that she was dragged by Alon into a black SUV after leaving a club, where she found Oren waiting for her. They then allegedly took her to Wilzig’s castle, where she was forcibly stripped and attacked by the twins. Another lawsuit alleges that the twins drugged and raped an 18-year-old woman back in 2010 after spiking her drink at a Meatpacking District club. The disturbing description of these assaults highlights the serious and criminal nature of the accusations against the Alexander brothers.
Despite the mounting allegations and claims in the lawsuits, a lawyer for the brothers has vehemently denied all accusations. The lawyer stated that the lawsuits were made public after the brothers refused to comply with a demand for millions of dollars, and expressed confidence that the matter would be resolved in their favor. They cited an extensive collection of evidence, including phone records, text messages, and emails, that supposedly debunk the claims made by the victims.
The lawsuits naming Wilzig’s castle as the scene of the assaults have reportedly caused distress and unease within the community. While Wilzig has not been implicated in the assault and rape allegations, there is a palpable sense of discomfort surrounding the situation. Wilzig’s parties have reportedly decreased in intensity since 2017, transitioning from extravagant affairs to low-key Sunday afternoon barbecues. Wilzig’s brother Alan downplayed the allegedly X-rated atmosphere at the castle, emphasizing the intent to create a sexy and glamorous environment rather than a raunchy one.
Since news of the lawsuits broke, nearly 30 more victims have reportedly come forward to the plaintiffs’ lawyers with similar claims. Attorney Evan Torgan, representing the victims, stated that approximately 15 people have alleged being raped by the Alexander brothers in various locations, including New York City and South Beach. Despite the escalating number of victims and accusations, Torgan expressed pride in the legal actions being taken against the perpetrators.
The escalating rape allegations surrounding millionaire real estate broker Oren Alexander and his twin brother Alon Alexander paint a troubling picture of abuse and exploitation at high-profile parties. The disturbing details of the assaults, the denials from the accused brothers, and the growing number of victims coming forward all point towards a complex and harrowing legal battle ahead.
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