‘I understood what women have been going through’: fourth alleged victim testifies at Alan Jones trial
Summary
A man testified in Sydney court that Alan Jones, a retired radio broadcaster, touched him inappropriately without consent at an event several years ago. Jones denies 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching involving five men.Key Facts
- Alan Jones faces 21 charges related to indecent assault and sexual touching of five men.
- One charge involving a 17-year-old was withdrawn by prosecutors.
- The executive said Jones touched him on the back and bottom during a conversation at an event.
- The executive did not respond at the time because he didn’t want to cause a scene and felt powerless.
- He later shared his experience with colleagues and reported it to police after media articles about Jones’ allegations.
- Jones denies all allegations and says they are false.
- The executive is the fourth victim to testify and chose to confront Jones in court.
- The court heard Jones had sent a thank-you email to the executive after the event.
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