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BackAlan Jones on Trial: Fierce loyalty, fiery texts and a parade of witnesses | Week 6 – Full Story podcast
Alan Jones on Trial: Fierce loyalty, fiery texts and a parade of witnesses | Week 6 – Full Story podcast
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Guardian Australia4 hours agoCrime1 min readAustralia

Alan Jones on Trial: Fierce loyalty, fiery texts and a parade of witnesses | Week 6 – Full Story podcast

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The criminal trial of Alan Jones entered its sixth week, featuring testimony from former politicians and associates regarding allegations of indecent touching and aggressive communication, as detailed in the Full Story podcast.

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Alan Jones is currently facing a criminal trial involving allegations of indecent touching and other conduct. The proceedings are in their sixth week.

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After a slow start to the week, the criminal trial of Alan Jones accelerated with a swift succession of witnesses taking the stand.

Through a former politician, close friends and loyal associates, the court heard details of alleged indecent touching, scornful text messages and declarations of an ‘unbreakable bond’ with Jones.

Nour Haydar speaks to media correspondent Amanda Meade to unpack the cross-examinations, key testimonies and courtroom revelations.

Open Questions

  • What is the final verdict of the trial?
  • How will the defense respond to the latest testimonies?

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This article was originally published by Guardian Australia.

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