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Former Billabong CEO Matthew Perrin faces court on 12 counts forgery and fraud after writing his wife's signature on loan documents. Nine News
The former CEO of the surfwear company allegedly forged his wife-at-the-time's signature on the mortgage documents.
Mr Perrin called the family together after his investments went wrong and allegedly made the shocking confession: "I'm going to jail, I've done a lot of bad things."
His ex-wife Nicole Bricknell said he had previously promised her that the house was in her name and was safe after she discovered he had been having an affair.
She initially thought he was going to admit he had been unfaithful again but he replied "it's much worse than that".
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The trial at the District Court in Brisbane had to be halted when she broke down in tears and began hyperventilating during her evidence.
The couple had designed and built the $15 million property together as a "forever home" for them and their three children, Ms Bricknell said.