Socialiteâs obscene tirade at luxury builder over $6m home A wealthy doctorâs wife and Brisbane socialite was allegedly caught on tape telling one of Queenslandâs top luxury builders sheâd âf him overâ.
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Subscriber only A wealthy doctor s wife and former regular on Brisbane s social scene went on an extraordinary expletive-laden tirade against one of Queensland s top luxury builders, allegedly threatening to f him over after throwing him off the construction site of her $6m trophy home. My pockets are deep, my time is long and I will f you over, mother Louise Morton, 49, who is married to oncologist Anthony James Morton, allegedly told builder Bruce Mole, director of high-end construction company Thallon Mole on April 10, 2019 when Mrs Morton claims she terminated the building contract.
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