Alan Jones' lawyer believes 800 pages of evidence is exculpatory of the former radio star. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)Alan Jones' lawyer 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, Mr Wrench said. "The cupboard was bare," Mr Wrench said. He worked with Sydney radio station 2UE before joining rival 2GB, where he was a long-time ratings juggernaut until 2020.