Week two of the criminal trial against Alan Jones has drawn to a close, with intense cross-examination of the first complainant, known as J, coming to an end. Following testimony from J's witnesses, inconsistencies in timelines about the alleged offending 20 years ago threatened to delay proceedings.
Evidence and Roadblocks
Guardian Australia media correspondent Amanda Meade joined Nour Haydar to unpack the latest evidence and courtroom roadblocks. The court heard that J's alleged victim told his brother that indecent assaults weren't 'too bad' but involved the broadcaster grabbing his penis.
Timeline Discrepancies
The trial continues to face challenges as timeline discrepancies emerge, potentially impacting the case's progression.
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