EXCLUSIVE
A brothel madam has detailed the moment an angry woman dragged her cheating husband back into her living room to demand an explanation for his seven-hour, $6,000 sex binge.
Suzanne Pfeifer, owner of the Pentagon Grand in Molendinar on the Gold Coast, has detailed the events that led to the unnamed wife’s high-profile plan to protest outside her property.
Ms Pfeifer said the naughty husband arrived at her brothel on November 11 and told one of the girls and the manager on duty that he was “breaking up with his wife” and “he was spending his money here”.
He then wasted $6,000 on a “fetish and fantasy” game – paying the first hour in cash and the rest via bank transfer.
Days later, the man’s angry wife showed up at the brothel with the scammer in tow.
“He didn’t say a word when his wife brought him back here,” Ms. Pfeifer recalled. “He was staring into space – I thought the woman must have been his carer.”
Pictured: Suzanne Pfeifer, the owner of the Pentagon Grand brothel on the Gold Coast
The session ended after several hours when the sex workers became too tired
The woman claimed her husband was “drunk and drugged” and could not remember ever visiting the premises.
But Ms Pfeifer said the man, believed to be in his 20s and with children, appeared sober in the evening’s CCTV footage and successfully negotiated a lower price for the sex workers’ services.
“He knew what he was doing; “He was with two ladies whose prices were a little higher because of the experiences he wanted,” she said.
“He managed to negotiate them down.
“The only reason it ended when it did.” [was] because the girls were too tired and wanted to finish.’
The woman has now threatened to protest in front of the brothel (pictured)
Ms Pfeifer made headlines when she claimed the fraudster’s wife had threatened to picket the house with friends.
However, since the story hit the headlines last week, it has been silent on the radio. “The email threats and constant phone calls have stopped,” she said.
“Given the media attention, she is probably too afraid of being photographed protesting.”
“The woman didn’t seem concerned about the relationship side at all; “She just asked for the money back,” she added.
Ms. Pfeifer said brothel staff regularly remove customers who are drunk or otherwise impaired.
“On Saturday night, customers often come in a little drunk, but we turn them away if they are feeling too unwell because the safety of our girls is our top priority,” she said.
“We will not lock anyone in a room if there is a risk of an overdose or if they are too drunk.”
Open 24 hours a day, the establishment prides itself on offering five-star service and being the best fully licensed brothel in the Gold Coast and Brisbane region.