Dustin Martin moves to make clean break from disgraced former manager Ralph Carr
AFL legend Dustin Martin and business partner Chris Bissiotis have removed disgraced manager Ralph Carr from their shared financial and corporate structures. This follows Carr's recent conviction for rape.
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Share A A A The business partners of rapist Ralph Carr , AFL great Dustin Martin and Melbourne businessman Chris Bissiotis , have begun the process of erasing the veteran artist and sports manager from their entwined financial affairs.
Martin and Bissiotis on Wednesday removed Carr as a director, secretary and shareholder of a web of companies associated with the trio and which control a multimillion-dollar portfolio of inner-Melbourne properties.
Dustin Martin poses with then-manager Ralph Carr after winning the 2017 Brownlow Medal. Getty Images Carr was last week found guilty of raping his 23-year-old personal assistant in 2023. His identity had been kept secret for almost three years until a controversial suppression order was lifted on Monday .
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