Alan Jones trial: alleged victim told brother indecent assaults weren’t ‘too bad’ but involved broadcaster grabbing his penis, court hears
The indecent assault trial of former radio host Alan Jones continues as a witness recounts a conversation with an alleged victim. The complainant described the broadcaster's actions as involving unwanted sexual touching while maintaining they were not 'too bad'.
Why it matters
The case involves a high-profile public figure and raises significant questions regarding the reporting of sexual assault and the psychological impact on victims.
Allan Jones arrives at Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday for day 6 of his indecent assault trial. Photograph: Don Arnold/WireImage Allan Jones arrives at Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday for day 6 of his indecent assault trial. Photograph: Don Arnold/WireImage Alan Jones trial Alan Jones’s alleged victim told brother indecent assaults weren’t ‘too bad’ but involved broadcaster grabbing his penis, court hears Former 2GB and 2UE radio host, now 85, has pleaded not guilty to 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching
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Prefer the Guardian on Google An alleged victim of Alan Jones told his older brother, after the broadcaster was arrested, that his indecent assaults weren’t “too bad” but involved Jones grabbing his penis, a Sydney court has heard.
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