Prosecutors seek life sentences

Prosecutors are seeking life sentences for Oren, Alon and Tal Alexander, who were convicted of sex trafficking and related charges earlier this year.

Brothers face sentencing on Oct 27

The recommendation came in court filings posted Wednesday, less than two weeks before the brothers are slated to be sentenced.

Attorneys request 15-year max

Attorneys for the brothers requested that the Alexanders be sentenced to no more than 15 years, the minimum associated with their charges.

Prosecutors demand lifetime prison

Prosecutors wrote that the scale and violence of their crimes 'demand a lifetime term of imprisonment.'

“Prosecutors wrote in their proposal that while the harm inflicted by the Alexanders cannot be undone, 'some degree of justice can be achieved through a fair sentence.' The scale and violence of their crimes 'demand a lifetime term of imprisonment,' they wrote.”

Brothers claim innocence

The brothers' attorneys wrote that the brothers 'steadfastly maintain their complete innocence of these awful charges.'

“Alon, Oren and Tal steadfastly maintain their complete innocence of these awful charges”