The trial of former 2GB broadcaster Alan Jones continues, with complainant ‘J’ providing further evidence against the veteran radio host. The case centers on allegations of indecent assault and sexual touching, with the prosecution seeking to establish a pattern of misconduct. During cross-examination, defence counsel Gabrielle Bashir SC questioned ‘J’ about his initial denial to his mother regarding the allegations, while Crown Prosecutor Georgina Wright SC highlighted the complainant’s consistent account of the incidents. Key evidence includes texts between ‘J’ and his ex-girlfriend, which reveal the alleged victim’s distress after reporting the incidents to police. The trial also involves a new complainant, ‘C’, who is set to testify about alleged sexual contact during a car ride. Jones, dressed in a light grey blazer, has been observed scrolling news apps in court, a detail noted by media outlets. The prosecution aims to bolster credibility by calling complaint witnesses who corroborate ‘J’s’ claims. The case has drawn significant public attention, with legal experts noting the complexities of proving non-consensual contact in high-profile trials. The trial is expected to continue with further testimonies, pending the court’s schedule.