The 85-year-old former broadcaster faces 22 charges from six different complainants in what is expected to be a four-month trial
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The high-profile trial of former broadcaster Alan Jones for indecent assault and sexual touching charges begins on Monday in Sydney’s Downing Centre local court and is expected to run for four months and hear from 76 witnesses.
Judge Glenn Walsh will hear from six complainants who were allegedly indecently assaulted by the 85-year-old between 2003 and 2020.
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This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Amanda Meade and Jordyn Beazley.
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