In a dramatic development in the Alan Jones trial, Sydney Morning Herald columnist Peter FitzSimons has testified that an alleged victim was 'revolted' by abuse. FitzSimons told the Downing Centre local court on Thursday that the man, known as complainant C, was tearful and emotionally traumatised when recounting alleged assaults by the former 2GB broadcaster.
FitzSimons Recounts Disturbing Details
FitzSimons, a prominent commentator and author, gave evidence about a phone call he had with complainant C in October 2019. According to FitzSimons, the man alleged that Jones had pushed him against a wall in a lift and kissed him romantically at Jones's Circular Quay apartment a decade earlier. The alleged victim also described a Christmas lunch where Jones was gripping his penis under the table.
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"He was very tearful … he was very, very upset," FitzSimons told the court. "It was clear I was speaking to someone who was emotionally traumatised."
FitzSimons said the young man told him that Jones would touch his leg and his penis while he was driving for him. "He said I didn't say no … but I kept pushing it away," FitzSimons recounted.
Charges Against Alan Jones
Alan Jones has pleaded not guilty to 20 charges of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching in relation to six men. Eight of the charges relate to complainant C. The trial continues to draw significant public attention, given Jones's high profile in Australian media.
Key Takeaways from the Trial
- Peter FitzSimons testified that complainant C was tearful and emotionally traumatised when detailing alleged assaults.
- The alleged incidents occurred about a decade before the 2019 phone call.
- Jones faces 20 charges of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching.
- Eight of the charges relate to complainant C.
- Jones has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Comparison of Charges and Allegations
| Complainant | Number of Charges | Key Allegations |
|---|---|---|
| Complainant C | 8 | Kissing in lift, touching under table, touching while driving |
| Other complainants (5 men) | 14 | Various indecent assault and sexual touching allegations |
FAQ
Who is Peter FitzSimons?
Peter FitzSimons is a columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald, an author, and a former rugby union player. He gave evidence in the Alan Jones trial about a phone call with an alleged victim.
What charges does Alan Jones face?
Alan Jones faces 20 charges of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching in relation to six men. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
What did FitzSimons say about complainant C?
FitzSimons described complainant C as tearful and emotionally traumatised. He recounted allegations of Jones pushing the man against a wall and kissing him, as well as inappropriate touching during a Christmas lunch and while driving.
The trial continues to unfold, with further testimony expected in the coming days. GrandGoldman.com will provide updates as more information becomes available.
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