Disgraced Alexander brother blames Howard Stern, ‘hook-up culture’ as he denies serial rapes at sentencing

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Schnitzer, K. (2026, October 27). Disgraced Alexander brother blames Howard Stern, ‘hook-up culture’ as he denies serial rapes at sentencing. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/27/us-news/disgraced-alexander-brother-blames-howard-stern-hook-up-culture-as-he-denies-serial-rapes-at-sentencing/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-27 · by Kyle Schnitzer

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Oren Alexander, one of the Alexander brothers involved in a high-profile sexual assault case, appeared in Manhattan Federal Court on Tuesday to deny any involvement in drugging or raping victims, as well as trafficking and conspiracy charges. During his statement, he blamed external factors such as growing up in a "hook-up culture" and listening to Howard Stern for behaviors that led to the accusations against him and his brothers.
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In Manhattan Federal Court on Tuesday, Oren Alexander, aged 39, denied any involvement in drugging or raping individuals and claimed that he and his convicted siblings had "never" trafficked for sex or conspired to hurt anyone. During the sentencing hearing, Alexander also blamed societal factors such as a "hook-up culture" and listening to radio host Howard Stern for any crude behavior he may have exhibited. This statement came despite previous convictions of him and his brothers for related crimes.

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📰 Alexander Brother Sentencing Controversy
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Kyle Schnitzer
12 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 One of the demented Alexander brothers claimed in Manhattan court Tuesday that he and his convicted siblings “never” drugged or raped anyone — blaming any crude behavior he may have exhibited on growing up in a “hook-up culture’’ and listening to Howard Stern.
🔮 Ex-New York City Buildings Commissioner Eric Ulrich was a “compromised politician” so desperate for cash that he accepted bribes — including $10,000 Mets season tickets — so his inner circle could be closer to former Mayor Eric Adams, Manhattan prosecutors said Monday at the start of his trial.
🔮 On August 25, the creep told the victim to lie on her back on the examination table so he could “relieve physical stress” after she complained of a migraine and dizziness, according to the indictment against Lamki.
🔮 But a married Farwell — who allegedly began sexually abusing Birchmore when she was just 15 — made “a complete 180” in the days leading up to Birchmore’s Feb. 1, 2021, murder, no longer acting angry toward her, the prosecutor claimed. “He lulled her into feeling safe so that he could kill her,” Cummings said.
🔮 Families of the three men murdered by New York City’s notorious hooker from hell slammed her as a heartless brute Tuesday — after the diabolical fiend was slapped with a sentence that will land her behind bars for decades.
🔮 “God willing, when you are released, you will be able to make a positive impact on the community,” the cop added.
🔮 They then allegedly had oral sex and LoGuidice ordered the patient to “not tell anyone” because he would get in trouble, according to Khoury-Yacoub.
🔮 I did it until she couldn’t hit me anymore.”
🔮 “All that remains for us are the memories of the beauty of his life and the hope that the love he gave will not be lost,” Renato Giri, Davide’s father, said through an interpreter in Manhattan Supreme Court.
🔮 The strange shenanigans could end up shedding light on the motivations of mysterious “mole people” spotted popping out of sewers — as Reveron admitted to fishing for gold in the city’s steamy depths, prosecutors said.
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Manhattan Manhattan Federal Court

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Alexander PERSON · 1× Howard Stern PERSON · 1× Manhattan GPE · 1× Manhattan Federal Court ORG · 1× Oren Alexander PERSON · 1×

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We have never trafficked anyone for sex, and we never conspired to hurt anyone,” Oren Alexander, 39, insisted in Manhattan Federal Court.
framing: mixed · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-27
🔮 One of the demented Alexander brothers claimed in Manhattan court Tuesday that he and his convicted siblings “never” drugged or raped anyone — blaming any crude behavior he may have exhibited on growing up in a “hook-up culture’’ and listening to Howard Stern.

Claims (3 extracted, 1 hedged)

One of the demented Alexander brothers claimed in Manhattan court Tuesday that he and his convicted siblings “never” drugged or raped anyone — blaming any crude behavior he may have exhibited on growing up in a “hook-up culture’’ and listening to Howard Stern. uncertain
he → claim → Stern
“My brothers and I have never drugged or raped anyone. asserted
brothers → drug → anyone
We have never trafficked anyone for sex, and we never conspired to hurt anyone,” Oren Alexander, 39, insisted in Manhattan Federal Court. asserted
Alexander → traffic → Court
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