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Wearing a white T-shirt, dark glasses and khaki pants,
Alexander said nothing but "not guilty."

The New York charges could lead to 25 years in prison.
Alexander had maintained his innocence throughout the
California case as well. His lawyers had claimed that many of
women were lying about what happened to them.
Alexander was on his way up in the fashion industry when
the charges against him surfaced, making an appearance on
"America's Next Top Model" and working with celebrities like
Paris Hilton.
Police began investigations in 2007 after a woman filed a
complaint about being sexually assaulted in his apartment. PTI
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