The family of a South Carolina spring break murder victim has been awarded $700 million in a civil suit. The victim, who was killed during a spring break trip to Myrtle Beach in 2016, was a college student at the time.
The family filed a lawsuit against the resort where the murder took place, claiming that the resort failed to provide adequate security measures to protect their loved one. The lawsuit alleged that the resort knew about previous violent incidents on the property but did not take proper precautions to prevent future incidents.
After a lengthy legal battle, a jury found in favor of the victim’s family and awarded them $700 million in damages. The family hopes that this judgment will serve as a wake-up call for other resorts to prioritize the safety and security of their guests.
The victim’s family expressed relief and gratitude for the verdict, stating that it will help bring them some closure after the tragic loss of their loved one. They hope that this judgment will also send a message to other businesses about the importance of prioritizing safety for their patrons.
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