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The report says in February 2012, Claunch on behalf of One Hundred Sands Ltd issued a promissory note that guaranteed it would repay the tribe $1.5m plus interest by February 2, 2012. Our goal with this lawsuit is to recover the money that was loaned to Claunch for Fiji so that it can be used to benefit our tribal members here at home,” she said. “Snoqualmie Tribal Council’s primary job is to protect the welfare of the tribe and the Snoqualmie people. The (promissory) note is past due and must be repaid in full.”

“But no one responded to the tribe’s demand. “We have been trying for months to recover the $1.5m without having to file suit,” said Lubenau. Snoqualmie Tribal Council chairwoman Carolyn Lubenau said they have tried to recover the funds without taking the matter to court but their request has been falling on deaf ears. Indian Country Today Media Network online reports that the tribe filed a lawsuit in the in King County Superior Court in Washington State this week seeking to recover its $1.5m. The tribe has sued Claunch and three of his business entities to get its money back. Fiji's casino development partners are having a fight, with the Snoqualmie Tribe, which has invested $1.5 million in the project, suing to get their money back.īut the man behind Fiji's first ever casino development, One Hundred Sands chairperson Larry Claunch, says the tribe has withdrawn from the project and the casino development was going ahead without them.