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Alan Jones Case Adjourned as Defense Highlights Contradictory Witness Statements

The former broadcaster and coach, facing 35 historical sexual offence charges, remains on bail with the next court hearing set for July 8, 2025.

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Alan Jones outside Downing Centre local court in Sydney

Overview

  • Alan Jones, 84, has been charged with 35 historical offences, including indecent assault and sexual touching, involving 11 alleged victims between 2001 and 2019.
  • Jones’s lawyer, Bryan Wrench, claimed in court that some witness statements in the prosecution's evidence are 'blatantly contradictory' to the allegations.
  • The alleged offences reportedly occurred at multiple locations, including Jones's former homes in Newtown and Circular Quay, as well as his farm in Fitzroy Falls.
  • The Downing Centre Local Court granted an eight-week adjournment to allow prosecutors time to certify charges, with the next hearing scheduled for July 8, 2025.
  • Jones, who has pleaded not guilty to all charges, remains on bail and is excused from attending the upcoming court mention.