Man says he didn't want to disappoint Alan Jones after alleged robe request
A man accusing Alan Jones of historical indecent assault has told a court he followed the broadcaster's alleged direction to have a shower and come out in a robe because he did not want to disappoint Mr Jones.
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A witness has alleged he obliged to a request to wear a robe because he did not want to disappoint Alan Jones. (ABC News: Jamie McKinnell)
Complainant J has given evidence on the fifth day of the Alan Jones trial in Sydney.
The man alleged he was a teen when he was instructed to "wear a robe and nothing else" during a visit to Mr Jones's Fitzroy Falls property in 2004.
The 85-year-old is accused of assaulting him on nine occasions in 2003 and 2004.
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