Alan Jones trial hears from brother and ex
The criminal trial of former broadcaster Alan Jones continues as witnesses provide testimony regarding allegations of indecent assault. The court heard from the brother of one complainant, who stated he was unaware of the alleged incidents until after Jones's arrest.
Why it matters
This high-profile case involves a prominent public figure and raises significant questions regarding historical sexual assault allegations and the judicial process.
Alan Jones's trial has entered a second week. ( ABC News: Jamie McKinnell )
A Sydney court has heard evidence from the brother of a man accusing broadcaster Alan Jones of indecent assault.
The brother of Complainant J says he only found out about the alleged assault after Mr Jones was arrested.
The court also heard Mr Jones offered to help Complainant J's brother with an engagement ring.
Link copied Share Share article The brother of a man accusing Alan Jones of indecent assault has told the court he never saw the radio host act inappropriately towards his brother, and was only told of the allegations after Mr Jones's arrest.
Complainant J, a former youth athlete who has alleged Mr Jones kissed and touched him indecently when he was 17 or 18, has finished giving evidence in Mr Jones's criminal trial in the New South Wales Local Court.
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