In a Sydney courtroom, a fourth man has described the particular silence of those who feel powerless in the presence of the powerful — a moment of unwanted touch endured without protest, not from consent, but from the weight of social consequence. The trial of retired broadcaster Alan Jones, once among Australia's most commanding media voices, continues at the Downing Centre local court, where 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching are being examined across allegations spanning nearly two decades. Jones denies all of it, and the courtroom has become a place where memory, power, and
Fourth accuser testifies Jones groped him at Sydney event
Executive experienced unwanted sexual touching and reported feeling powerless and disgusted by the incident.