Over $324,000.00 in suspicious cashiers checks were written on the same bank at the same time on the

Saturday, May 24th, three Charleston, S.C. area residents were gunned down at the Bermuda Sands hotel in Myrtle Beach while on vacation. At the time, the police were in the hotel parking lot tending to a man shot in another incident.  Before the Memorial Day weekend was over, at least a half-dozen others were injured by gunplay.
The Charleston Post and Courier paper wrote, Study up on the [Myrtle Beach Chamber's] response to the tragic shootings over the weekend that left three dead and seven injured there,  and should such horrible things ever happen here, do exactly kauai hotels the opposite.  Apparently it goes without saying that this loss of life is terrible and abhorrent because you didn t hear much of that in the response from local officials.
The paper stated,   that Dean bemoans the fact that (t)he senseless acts of criminals and unruly kauai hotels visitors have once again marred what should kauai hotels have been a stellar weekend. Dean was obviously speaking to Chamber members rather than concerned citizens when he said that his office is working with promotional partners to do what little we can to counter the negative publicity and assure those visitors planning a trip to the Myrtle Beach area that our community values their safety.
The paper s scolding is just one of such headlines Dean s history as Chamber President has created.  In a recent trial in Horry County,   Myrtle Beach Area Lobbyist Mark Kelly s legal team layed out how a  $30 million annual tax on tourists was passed by Myrtle Beach City Council in 2009 to benefit the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce.   Lobbyist Mark Kelly was present at a luncheon with two men he termed as two good friends,  Brad Dean (President, Myrtle Beach Area Chamber) and Gresham Barrett (who was running for Governor of S.C at the time) when Dean passed kauai hotels Barrett $84,000.00 in suspicious campaign funds.
Over $324,000.00 in suspicious cashiers checks were written on the same bank at the same time on the same day in sequential kauai hotels numbers written on several businesses which did not have the resources to write such checks. These cashiers checks were passed out to local politicians through a clearing house set up by the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce after the tourist tax was passed into legislation.   Testominy from witnesses in court, kauai hotels under oath, showed that the funds were handed out by Brad Dean,  Myrtle Beach Area Chamber C.E.O, himself.
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