Alleged victim of Alan Jones made broadcaster soft-boiled eggs with soldiers and ironed his underpants, court told
Summary
A man who worked as a driver and assistant for broadcaster Alan Jones testified in court that his job included making breakfast, cleaning, ironing underpants, and running personal errands. He described how he was "star-struck" to work with Jones but felt his tasks were more like being a servant than a radio producer.Key Facts
- The man, referred to as Complainant C, worked for Alan Jones at the 2GB radio station in Sydney in the mid-2000s.
- His official position was driver, but he also performed duties like making soft-boiled eggs with bread soldiers for Jones.
- He cleaned Jones’s apartment bathroom and ironed small clothing items such as underpants.
- C did not have a formal contract because Jones said contracts could intimidate young people.
- Complainant C wanted to work in radio production, not just as a driver or personal assistant.
- After the radio show, C often drove Jones home and then was expected to help with household tasks.
- Ray Hadley, another radio host, helped C get started in the industry by paying him for three months.
- Jones is currently on trial, pleading not guilty to multiple charges of indecent assault and sexual touching.
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