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Kate McClymont questioned over ‘nail in the coffin’ and poo emoji texts at Alan Jones trial

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“Kate McClymont questioned over ‘nail in the coffin’ and poo emoji texts at Alan Jones trial”

Award-winning investigative journalist says she ‘probably’ texted an alleged victim’s mother saying ‘I hope the shit does hit the fan for him’, court hears Investigative journalist Kate McClymont has told a Sydney court that an audio recording in which she said new information would be “an absolute nail in the coffin” did not refer to “killing” Alan Jones. In a phone call with the mother of the youngest alleged victim of Jones, which was played in court, the Sydney Morning Herald’s chief…

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