Alexander brothers accused of bribing journalists for favorable trial coverage
- Tal Alexander, 40, and his twin brothers, Oren and Alon, 39, were convicted in March of conspiracy to commit sex crimes.
- The brothers allegedly paid journalists Daniel Mael and Frank Parlato up to $15,000 for favorable coverage.
- Both journalists deny accepting bribes and claim they provided objective reporting.
- The Alexander brothers sought to influence public opinion and potentially sway the trial outcome.
- The case highlights issues of media integrity and the influence of wealth in legal proceedings.