Alan Jones Trial: Mother Of Accuser In Tears After Reading Son’s Letter
Key points
- The mother of a man who accused Alan Jones of non-consensual touching broke down in tears at Sydney's Downing Centre Court on Tuesday. She was shown a letter her son wrote after the alleged assault.
- Jones, 85 and a former 2GB broadcaster, is on trial for 19 counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching without consent against five men. He denies the alleged acts occurred.
- The trial continues.
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