NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: In Atlanta, more talk of sex, money and celebrity in the racketeering trial of an Atlanta strip club owner -- today very explicit talk from an Atlanta Brave baseball player. CNN's Brian Cabell is covering the trial.</s>BRIAN CABELL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Andruw Jones may have been nervous when he testified this morning, but he appeared composed. His answers were simple and direct. He said in 1996 or '97, he went to the Gold Club and was approached by the owner of the Gold Club, Steve Kaplan. He was asked if he wanted to go to a party. He said yes. He was taken to a hotel in a limousine, went upstairs, and in the room he saw two women having lesbian sex. There were about five or six other men in the room, he said. After awhile, it turned to oral sex between the women and the men, he said. Then, after awhile, it turned into sexual intercourse between the women and the men. The prosecutor asked, Did you participate? Andruw Jones said yes, he did. He said he left after about an hour. His testimony lasted only about 15 minutes. He said he never tipped anybody at the hotel. He never paid. He assumed it was comped. He is not charged in this case. He's also facing charges in another case, however, that a rather unusual case. In a recent game, he threw a baseball into the stands. Unfortunately, it hit a woman. She's suffering medical problems. She's now suing Andruw Jones and the Braves for medical costs. As for this case, the federal racketeering case, although athletes are likely to follow in the weeks ahead, exactly who and when we don't know. I'm Brian Cabell, CNN, Atlanta.
Atlanta Brave Testifies to Prostitution in Racketeering Trial