Millionaire playboy twin LAUGHED in woman’s face after raping her following night of partying that started at Zac Efron’s apartment, alleged victim claims in court

A woman who was allegedly raped by one of the Alexander brothers after a party at Zac Efron’s house in 2012 has said he laughed in her face after the horrific assault, a court heard Tuesday. 

Tal Alexander, 39, and his twin brothers Oren and Alon, 38, are currently on trial in Manhattan federal court, accused of violently sexually assaulting, raping, and trafficking dozens of women during a decades-long reign of terror and depravity dating back to 2008. 

Testimony in their trial began Tuesday, and the first witness called to the stand, a woman testifying under the pseudonym Katie Moore, claimed she was assaulted and raped by Alon during an alleged drugging incident in June 2012.

Moore said she met Alon, a lawyer, and his older brother Tal, a real estate titan, at an exclusive NBA Finals watch party hosted by High School Musical star Zac Efron at his Penthouse apartment in New York City’s Meatpacking District. 

Moore, who was a 20-year-old NYU student at the time, said Tal showed her a bag of ‘Molly’ – the street name for ecstasy – at Efron’s home, and urged her to try some, allegedly telling her it would make her ‘feel good.’ She accepted.

With Tal, Alon, Efron, and a small group of others, they then headed to a nearby nightclub where Moore shared a few drinks with the Alexander siblings and allegedly began to feel unsteady before eventually blacking out. 

The next thing she remembered, she claimed, was waking up naked in Alon’s bed – who was also nude – standing over her. 

‘I don’t want to have sex with you,’ Moore recalled telling Alon. 

Alon allegedly responded by laughing in her face, telling her: ‘You already did.’ 

Moore then told the court how she tried to get up from Alon’s bed, but he allegedly kept pushing her back down. She eventually collapsed on the bed.

Alon then allegedly pushed her head towards his crotch, but she fought back. 

Moore claimed that she repeatedly told Alon ‘No’, but he ignored her. She claimed he forcibly inserted his fingers inside of her, responding to her cries by complimenting her – at one stage telling her: ‘You’re so sexy.’

She said Alon appeared to be ‘in his own world’ while she pleaded with him to stop. 

Then, Moore alleged that Alon climbed on top of her and began raping her. She testified that, certain she had no way of escaping, she began to dissociate.

While Alon was allegedly raping her, Moore claimed that Tal walked into the room. 

However, Tal didn’t acknowledge what was happening or even look at her, she claimed.

The rape allegedly continued as the two brothers engaged in a conversation, the details of which Moore couldn’t recall.

When asked by the government why she didn’t ask Tal for help, Moore responded that he did not indicate that he would help her, or that anything that was happening was wrong, leaving her feeling helpless. 

‘I felt so weak in that moment,’ she tearfully recalled. 

Alon eventually fell asleep, and Moore left the apartment. She recounted breaking down in tears in the elevator and calling her boyfriend, leaving him an incoherent voicemail in the early hours about how ‘mean’ Alon had been.

‘It was the simplest way to describe what I didn’t have the words for yet,’ Moore testified of the message’s contents.  

As Moore was speaking, two supporters seated with the brothers’s parents left the courtroom. 

The Alexander brothers’ trial began in federal court in New York City on Tuesday with opening statements that saw prosecutors brand the three siblings as ‘predators’ who ‘masqueraded as party boys’.

The prosecution claimed the ultra-wealthy brothers used their extensive financial means and power to lure women and girls to lavish parties or vacation destinations, drug them with cocaine and other drugs, and violently rape and sexually assault them – sometimes together. 

The defense, however, has portrayed the brothers as successful businessmen and ‘womanizers’ who were hoping to have as much consensual sex as possible.

The trial is being held in the same courtroom where music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs successfully defended against sex trafficking charges last summer. He was, however, convicted on several prostitution-related charges.

Two of the attorneys representing Oren Alexander, Marc Agnifilo and Teny Geragos, both worked on Combs’s defense. 

Despite the allegations that they ran a vile gang rape ring, Alon was supported by his model wife, Shani Zigron, who was seated with her in-laws and family.

Oren and Brazilian model Kamila Hansen tied the knot in April 2023 and welcomed a child together last year. His twin brother Alon has been married to Los Angeles fashion model Shani Zigron since 2021.

Tal’s estranged wife Arielle filed for divorce in January last year, roughly a month after he and his brothers were arrested in Miami. The couple had welcomed a baby not long before their split.

The brothers’ parents Shlomy and Orly Alexander were seen consoling each other and their family in court Tuesday as the jury was issued instructions. Orly even turned to rub the back of a woman seated next to her. 

The brothers have pleaded not guilty, and their lawyers say prosecutors are unjustly criminalizing consensual sex.

The jet-setting Alexander brothers used a playbook over a 12-year stretch that sometimes involved drugging women and girls before raping them, the jury heard.

The brothers used ‘whatever means necessary’, including luxury accommodations, flights, drugs, alcohol and sometimes brute force to lure women into situations where they could be raped, Assistant US Attorney Madison Smyser said.

She said Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander ‘masqueraded as party boys when really they were predators’ from 2008 to 2021.

Attorney Teny Geragos, representing Oren Alexander, urged the jury to reject the government’s ‘monstrous story.’

She said the brothers, who got out of college in 2008, were successful, ambitious and sometimes arrogant as they pursued women in nightclubs, bars, restaurants and online in what is known as ‘hookup culture’.

‘You may find this behavior immoral, but it is not criminal,’ Geragos told the court. She previously represented Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs at his sex trafficking trial and helped him escape the most serious charges he faced. 

She discredited the women who are set to testify, saying some of them were hoping to enrich themselves with lawsuits against the brothers and spoke of themselves as victims only after feeling regret that they had done illegal drugs or had sex outside of relationships with their boyfriends.

Attorney Deanna Paul, representing Tal Alexander, warned jurors that the subject matter of the case was disturbing and will seem like an R-rated movie, especially after prosecutors portrayed the brothers as ‘monsters.’

‘In their early 20s, Tal and his brothers were party boys. They were womanizers. They slept with many, many women,’ she said.

She urged jurors to reject the criminal charges against the brothers if they conclude that the accusers’ testimony was unreliable.

The openings preceded testimony in what’s expected to be a monthlong trial.

An indictment alleges that the men conspired to entice women to join them at vacation destinations such as the Hamptons by providing flights and luxury hotel rooms and inviting them to entertainment events and parties before sexually abusing them and sometimes raping them.

The brothers often ‘drugged their victims before assaulting them, preventing them from fighting back or escaping,’ the indictment alleged.

In court papers, defense lawyers have said that among witnesses they had identified, they’d been able to locate evidence ‘that undermines nearly every aspect of the alleged victims’ narratives.’

Oren and Tal Alexander were real estate dealers who specialized in high-end properties in Miami, New York and Los Angeles. 

Their brother, Alon, graduated from New York Law School before running the family’s private security firm. Tal is 39 years old while Alon and Oren, who are twins, are 38.

The brothers have been held without bail since their December 2024 arrest in Miami, where they lived.