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Cayman Premier McKeeva Bush under investigation for suspected corruption

August 13, 2011 by David Marchant

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  • Informed Atlanta developer he had "ensured" Gov't approvals
  • Then asked for $350,000 in fax sent from Gov't office

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Cayman Islands Premier McKeeva Bush is being investigated by the Royal Cayman Islands Police for suspected corruption involving Atlanta-based developer Stanley Thomas.

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  • Julio Abril
    By Julio Abrilon Sunday, August 14, 2011 10:50:23 PM

    It must be difficult being a politician with a last name like Bush these days. Everyone knows you are up to no good.

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