Multiple witnesses who claim they saw no evidence of any sexual abuse from controversial radio host Alan Jones could clear his name, a court has been told. He is due to fight the allegations at a months-long hearing commencing in August, but Jones’ lawyer Bryan Wrench said a lot of the evidence appears to clear his client’s name. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today ArrowAlan Jones (L) with his lawyer Bryan Wrench. Wrench believes 800 pages of evidence is exculpatory of the former radio star. That includes eight witnesses who say they “saw nothing” of the alleged misconduct, Wrench said.