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The Justice Department released a massive trove of Epstein-related documents Friday, one of which describes multiple alleged rapes at an Epstein party.

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Documents that the U.S. Justice Department released Friday detail rapes allegedly committed by brothers Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander — who went on trial this week.

The allegations are mentioned in a collection of more than 3 million documents. The documents also mention numerous other public figures, including President Trump, Bill Clinton, Elon Musk and Jamie Foxx. The Alexanders’ alleged misdeeds were outlined in an email from August 2025, which mentions all three brothers in connection to a rape at an Epstein party.

“At age 16, while modeling, caller attended 8 parties at Epstein’s New York residence,” one complaint reads. “On one occasion, caller reported she was sexually assaulted by Epstein. On another occasion, two twin brothers, Allen [sic] and Oren, lured caller and her friend upstairs but they escaped back downstairs. Caller stated Oren raped her best friend and a third brother, Tal, raped a 14 year old girl named Katie LNU. Caller named other individuals involved in ‘big orgy parties’ with her, other young girls, and older Victoria’s secret models, including Bill Clinton and Donald Trump.”

The spreadsheet also notes that the names mentioned as Allen, Oren and Tal are “possibly identifiable as Alexander brothers.” “Allen” appears to be a misspelling of Alon.

The document also details several allegations of rape against President Trump, including one individual who alleged, “I was 13 years old when Donald J Trump raped me. Ghislaine Maxwell was also present.”

Another name in connection with the Alexander brothers that shows up in the email is Sir Ivan Wilzig, a recording artist who owned a home in the Hamptons known as “Sir Ivan’s Castle,” where Wilzig was known to host large parties. Kate Whiteman — one of the brothers’ first alleged victims who recently died — named Wilzig as another defendant in a lawsuit against Alon and Oren. Whiteman alleged Wilzig was negligent at a party held at his house at which the twins “sexually assaulted, abused, raped, pinned, groped, harassed, battered and fondled” her.

The brothers were also named in two FBI news roundups that were emailed to undisclosed recipients in May 2025, which noted the growing allegations against them, and where they were reported.

A photo of Oren is also included in the Epstein files. In the photo, Oren has his arms around the waists of two women whose faces have been redacted at an event at The Watermill Center in Watermill, New York, in 2015.

Aside from the Alexanders, former Douglas Elliman CEO Howard Lorber is mentioned in some emails included in the new Epstein files. In one sent from angel investor David Mitchell to longtime Epstein executive assistant Lesley Groff, Mitchell writes, “I will call Howard Lorber ask him if that’s ok with JEE,” in connection with a verification of the identity of banker Ariane de Rothschild.

Prior to Lorber’s stepping down from Douglas Elliman, he faced scrutiny for his seemingly close relationship with the Alexanders while they were top brokers at the firm. Lorber also faced scrutiny over romantic relationships conducted with brokers at Douglas Elliman.

Updates from week 1 at trial

The start pf the Alexander brothers’ trial this week was delayed one day by the snow storm that hit much of the East Coast over last weekend. Therefore, opening statements were given by each side on Tuesday, followed by testimonies and cross-examinations of alleged victims Wednesday and Thursday. The testimony of another woman who says she was raped by Oren when she was underage at 17 years old is expected on Monday morning.

A woman who testified under the pseudonym Katie Moore on Wednesday alleged that in 2012, after attending an NBA Finals viewing party at actor Zac Efron’s Manhattan penthouse, Alon drugged and raped her at an apartment that he shared with Tal. The defense pressed Moore on why she hadn’t reported the incident to law enforcement until 2024. Moore replied that by then she realized the case had become “bigger than me” after seeing news of allegations against the brothers.

Another woman who used the pseudonym Maya Miller also testified this week that Tal had followed her to a bathroom while a group of friends were staying at a house in the Hamptons in 2014. Miller said Tal proceeded to rape her inside a shower. The defense pushed back on Miller’s characterization of the episode, pointing to text messages she sent to Tal after the weekend had concluded saying it had been “fucking amazing.” But Miller said that was a pretense she used because she was in “survival mode.”

Aside from the Alexanders’ trial, a new lawsuit filed on Jan. 22 also alleges a Miami nightclub called Basement enabled the brothers’ bad behavior, the Miami Herald reported. Tiffany Marina Rodriguez alleged that in 2016, she was guided to the VIP section of Basement where Oren and Alon Alexander awaited the “best looking” and “most intoxicated” women, was then drugged and later raped by the brothers. According to the lawsuit, an employee reported to her manager that in three different instances four women said they had been drugged and raped by the brothers — but that their bad behavior was allowed to continue.

That lawsuit also names as defendants Shlomi and Orly Alexander (the brothers’ parents), former Douglas Elliman CEO Howard Lorber, Marriott International, The Miami Beach Edition, Basement Miami, Kent Security Services (where Alon was an executive), and Douglas Elliman.

Update: This story was updated after publishing with additional information about week 1 of the Alexander brothers’ trial.

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