A heated investment dispute in Burrell Boom Village, Belize, has escalated between two Belizean business partners, Kenny and Shanna Williams, and three American investors, including Dr. Sade Thompson. The investors allege they were overcharged for constructing three luxury wooden structures, a wooden deck pool, and other amenities, with costs doubling from an estimated $250,000 to $500,000. The Williams deny these claims, asserting the investors received value beyond their payments. The investors now seek to relocate the structures to Georgetown, Belize, but the Williams oppose this, citing potential losses due to construction noise during the tourist season. Consultant Jazmynn Tillett, representing the investors, has been barred from the property, further complicating matters. Landowner Dr. Erika Paterson supports the Williams, stating the investors lack evidence to substantiate their claims. Legal tensions are rising, with attorneys from both sides preparing for potential litigation. The dispute also highlights issues with the lease agreement, including the lack of land surveying and subdivision, as required by Belize’s Land Utilization Act. Both parties are urged to formalize their arrangement through a limited liability company to avoid future conflicts. The situation remains unresolved, with both sides entrenched in their positions.