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Alan Jones accuser told FitzSimons and Wilkinson, court hears

A man told journalists FitzSimons and Wilkinson that Jones touched him without permission, but neither reported it.

Why it mattersThe timeline shows who knew what and when. It reveals how Jones's allegations spread privately before becoming public and leading to a criminal investigation and trial.

AustraliaThe trial of a prominent Australian broadcaster accused of sexual misconduct is live in Sydney courts, with testimony from accusers and their relatives shaping the case publicly.

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