Second complainant takes to the stand in Alan Jones trial
A second complainant took the stand in the Alan Jones trial, detailing his time working with the broadcaster and what he says happened behind the scenes.
A second witness, identified as Complainant C, has begun testifying in the trial of former broadcaster Alan Jones. The man alleges that the radio host allegedly sexually assaulted him on eight separate occasions during their work together in 2008. Complainant C claims he felt frozen during one such incident where Jones allegedly put his hand on his penis.
He also claims to have experienced unwanted kissing and touching of his groin area in a car and a lift. Complainant C, who at the time was 18 and in a heterosexual relationship, said he felt violated and never told Jones to stop because of the powerful dynamic between them. The accused denies all allegations.
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