A woman from Florida has made new allegations against controversial broker ears Alexander and claims that he attacked her in a Famous Miami Hot Spot Ten years ago.
Maria Suska broke into her decade -long silence An interview With Good Morning America, Alexander claimed in 2014 that Alexander has raped her in the Versace Hent, while she attended a dinner with him.
Suska detailed how the real estate magnate I ignore her with violence in a watchtower of the country house and ignoring her supplications for him to stop.
Ears Alexander, 37, attends his bond session after he has been accused of several state and federal crimes, including sex trade and rape, in the Richard E. Gerstein Justice Building on Friday, December 13, 2024 in Miami. (Matias J. Ocner/Miami Herald via AP, Pool)
“He started to get rid of my top,” Suska revealed to GMA. “I said, stop, and I started angry, shouted louder. The more I said,” Stop, “the more he became violent with me.”
Suska claims that when the attack was over, Alexander ‘had herself together, (suska) gave a grin and said, “Oh, that was good.” “
Suska initially agreed to a date with Alexander in 2014 after the couple was connected on Facebook, submitted according to a police report in December 2023 and obtained by ABC News. When she arrived during dinner, Suska told himself uncomfortably at the table and that the women did not know each other invited by Alexander’s friends.
“The atmosphere was very uncomfortable,” Suska told GMA. “People didn’t talk to each other.”
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A display with images of Alon, Oers and Tal Alexander prior to a press conference in New York, US, on Wednesday, December 11, 2024. Luxury Real Estate Agents of Earen and Tal Alexander and their brother Alon were arrested and accused of sex trade by federal prosecutors in New York. (Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg via Getty images)
After the group finished dinner, Suska told the authorities Alexander invited her in the Mansion Versace for a private party. When she arrived, Suska said, her cell phone was taken by guards at the location.
Alexander would then have invited Suska to the Watchtower to admire the view.
“That was when he attacked me,” Suska told GMA.
Miami Beach The police documented that Suska “did not report that they had sustained injuries during the incident.” The Department did not immediately respond to FOX News Digital’s request for comments.
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Real Estate Brokers Tal Alexander and Alexander ears in their house on Miami Beach on 1 February 2019. (Patrick Farrell/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Lawyers for Alexander continued to defend their client and deny the allegations of Suska against him.
“Ears categorically denies this statement,” said Jenny Wilson, a lawyer who represents Alexander, in a statement to Fox News Digital. “There is no physical evidence to support this newly raised claim that claims that there was a violent rape more than ten years ago.
“The police of Miami Beach are on two blocks away from the Mansion Versace, but no police were called at the time. No medical attention was asked – there was no rape kit, no STD tests. Our research has also demonstrated friendly communication between the two years after this alleged event.”
Alexander is currently confronted Federal and state charges In addition to his brothers, Alon and Tal, after the three men were arrested in Miami Beach on December 11.
The brothers are not guilty of a litany of charges, including the deception, sexual abuse and raping of dozens of women in several states, and are currently in federal custody in New York.
“Earen has proven its credibility,” Wilson told Fox News Digital. “He has passed a lie detector test about hanging charges and we look forward to the truth that comes to court.”
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Suska did not immediately respond to FOX News Digital’s request for comments.
Due to the status of limitations, Suska is not one of the five dozen women who have brought civil lawsuits against the brothers. In news about their arrests, Suska said she decided to speak out after years of believing that she was the ‘only one’.
“I just want my voice to be heard,” said Suska. “Not for money.”
Sarah Rumpf-Whitten and Mollie Markowitz from Fox News Digital have contributed to this report.
