Key Takeaways
- The youngest complainant in the Alan Jones trial denies his family tried to extort money from the broadcaster.
- During a tense cross-examination, the witness stated, 'That is a lie,' when asked about his family's intentions.
- The case continues in a Sydney court as the trial progresses.
In a Sydney court, the youngest complainant in the Alan Jones trial has denied his family's alleged attempt to extort financial assistance from the former 2GB radio host.
During a cross-examination, the witness, who is unnamed in the court proceedings, was asked whether his family was intent on getting as much financial assistance as possible from Alan Jones.
In response, the witness firmly stated, 'That is a lie,' according to court reports.
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'That is a lie.'
The youngest complainant, Witness in Alan Jones trial
