Alan Jones trial: Second alleged victim to take witness stand in blockbuster Sydney court case
A second man who has accused Alan Jones of indecently assaulting him is scheduled to give evidence to a Sydney court on Friday.
Alan Jones’ second alleged victim is scheduled to take the witness stand in the former radio king’s blockbuster trial in a Sydney court on Friday morning.
Mr Jones, 85, has pleaded not guilty to 22 charges relating to six male alleged victims and is standing trial in the Downing Centre Local Court.
He has denied kissing or groping the complainants and is fighting 20 counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching.
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By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.The court is due to hear from a man, who can only be known as “Complainant C”, on Friday.
The court was previously told that C is a man who had worked alongside Jones.
Mr Jones has been charged with eight counts of indecent assault relating to “C” and has strenuously and continuously denied the allegations.
It has been alleged that Mr Jones touched “C” on the penis on the outside of his clothes as he drove the veteran broadcaster.
It is further alleged that Mr Jones kissed the man in the lifts at his Circular Quay apartment building and work premises.
Mr Jones is also alleged to have touched “C” on the penis, on the outside of his clothing, at a Mosman restaurant.
About 20 witnesses are expected to be called by the Crown prosecution in relation to C’s allegations, the court was previously told.
Originally published as Second Alan Jones alleged victim to give evidence in blockbuster trial
