A politician who worked with an alleged victim of Alan Jones has told a Sydney court the man looked uncharacteristically “sunken and diminished” when meeting with the broadcaster at his Circular Quay apartment.
The former MP, who Guardian Australia has chosen not to name because it may lead to the identification of the alleged victim known as complainant C, said the man was usually outgoing and engaged but his demeanour changed once he sat down at a table with his former boss.
The court heard C, who was Jones’s driver as a young man, was “anxious and uncomfortable” when the three men
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