A witness at a Sydney court testified that an alleged victim of Alan Jones appeared 'distraught' and 'devastated' during a lunch where Jones allegedly touched him under the table. Jones has pleaded not guilty to 24 charges involving six complainants.
A fellow guest at a Sydney luncheon testified in court that an alleged victim looked 'distraught' while sitting next to Alan Jones, who faces 20 charges of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching.
A former driver for Alan Jones testifies in court, alleging the broadcaster indecently assaulted him, including unwanted touching and kissing, leveraging an 'extraordinary' power dynamic to silence him.
During the cross-examination in the trial of former broadcaster Alan Jones, the first alleged victim denied fabricating accounts of indecent assaults at a Fitzroy Falls farm to humiliate or smear the accused.
A former sports star denied in a Sydney court that he fabricated indecent assault allegations against broadcaster Alan Jones after falling on hard times, as defence counsel questioned inconsistencies and potential financial motives.
During Alan Jones's criminal trial in Sydney, defence lawyers accused a complainant of fabricating indecent assault allegations to obtain financial compensation amid unemployment and financial difficulties.
A complainant in the Alan Jones indecent assault trial told a Sydney court he reported the alleged abuse to teach his child right from wrong. Jones has pleaded not guilty to 22 charges.
Complainant J testified in Sydney Local Court that broadcaster Alan Jones, 85, allegedly indecently assaulted him during a 2004 stay at his Fitzroy Falls farm, demanding he shower and return in a robe, and later touching genitals and kissing without consent.
A champion athlete, now testifying in a Sydney court, alleges Alan Jones, 85, befriended him at 14, provided financial support, and committed indecent acts including kissing without consent.
Rebel Wilson has been cleared by a Sydney court of defaming actress Charlotte MacInnes. MacInnes sued Wilson over Instagram posts alleging she retracted a sexual harassment complaint. Justice Elizabeth Raper dismissed the case, finding the imputation not defamatory and ordering MacInnes to pay Wilson's costs.
