Jones trial hears brother saw no inappropriate conduct toward accuser

In a Sydney courtroom, the trial of 85-year-old radio broadcaster Alan Jones continues to turn on the fragile architecture of memory, loyalty, and silence. The brother of one of six accusers took the stand to say he witnessed nothing improper during the very period the alleged offending is said to have begun — testimony that neither exonerates nor condemns, but illuminates how abuse, if it occurred, can remain invisible even to those closest to its alleged victims. Jones faces 22 charges spanning nearly two decades, and the case asks the court to weigh not only what was seen, but what was neve