Content overview: “Alan Jones Trial: Mother of Youngest Alleged Victim Sought Advice After Fitzroy Falls Farm”. In the ongoing trial of veteran broadcaster Alan Jones at Sydney's Downing Centre court, the mother of the youngest alleged victim testified that she continued to seek advice from Jones even after her son was allegedly indecently assaulted at his Fitzroy Falls farm. Jones, 85, has pleaded not guilty to 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching. The divorced mother told the court she had developed a pattern of not trusting herself and maintained correspondence with Jones because 'I knew he knew about everything;
he had an opinion about everything.' The case has drawn significant public interest, given Jones's decades-long prominence in Australian media. The mother's testimony highlights the complex dynamics often present in alleged abuse cases, where victims or their families may remain in contact with the accused. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.