Court hears new claims in Alan Jones indecent assault trial

A former athlete known as complainant 'M' has testified in broadcaster Alan Jones's Sydney criminal trial regarding indecent assault and sexual touching charges.

Justin Tomlinson

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Court hears new claims in Alan Jones indecent assault trial

Broadcaster Alan Jones is facing a criminal trial in Sydney over allegations of indecent assault and sexual touching. During the proceedings, the court heard details regarding the broadcaster's relationship and interactions with a former athlete known as complainant 'M.'[1][2][3]

The court heard that Jones bought flowers weekly for complainant 'M' and choppered him to a farm. The former athlete is the third complainant to give evidence in the ongoing criminal trial against the broadcaster.[1][2][3]

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