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Witness sticks to account: I saw nothing in Jones case

A witness told the court he never saw Alan Jones allegedly grab a man under a restaurant table nearly 20 years ago.

Why it mattersThe trial shows how courts assess evidence in serious assault cases. It shows whether witness accounts can be trusted.

AustraliaThe outcome will set an important precedent for how Australian courts handle high-profile sexual assault allegations and witness credibility.

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✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 d ago

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