Second complainant testifies in Alan Jones indecent assault trial

A second accuser, known as complainant 'C', will start giving evidence today in the indecent assault and sexual touching trial of former media titan Alan Jones.

Justin Tomlinson

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Second complainant testifies in Alan Jones indecent assault trial

The indecent assault and sexual touching trial of former media titan Alan Jones is continuing as legal proceedings progress. The case involves allegations from six men who have accused the former broadcaster of engaging in unwanted touching and kissing.[1][2][3][4]

As part of the ongoing court proceedings, the second of the six accusers, designated in court as complainant 'C', will start giving evidence today. Complainant 'C' is presenting testimony regarding the allegations of unwanted touching and kissing brought against Alan Jones.[1][2][3][4]

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