Alan Jones told prominent athlete ‘I would like to be kissing you all night’ after alleged assault, trial hears
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A prominent athlete froze and was “shocked and embarrassed” when Alan Jones kissed him on the side of his mouth at a public event, the broadcaster’s trial at Sydney’s Downing Centre has heard.
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What happened
A prominent athlete froze and was “shocked and embarrassed” when Alan Jones kissed him on the side of his mouth at a public event, the broadcaster’s trial at Sydney’s Downing Centre has heard.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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