Joseph Holland
All pages referencing Joseph Holland in the public record.
- Institutional Capture — How the Enterprise Controls Detroit Institutional capture: how the Banks enterprise controls Detroit schools, courts, and political offices — installing loyalists and creating financial dependencies.
- RICO Pattern — The Banks Enterprise RICO pattern analysis: 6 predicate acts, 14+ years of continuity, $4.9M annual extraction through shell entities. The Banks enterprise mapped.
- Joseph Holland Jr. — Financial Gatekeeper Convicted drug offender (MDOC #443789, Controlled Substance — Possession). Discharged 'WITHOUT IMPROVEMENT.' Serves as Treasurer of Banks' PAC, Secretary + Treasurer of his foundation, and 1st Successor Trustee of his living trust.
- Anchor Rock Foundation — Judge Miller Board Chair Anchor Rock Foundation — dissolved Banks nonprofit previously chaired by Judge Cylenthia Miller. A sitting judge chairing a convicted felon's entity.
- City Hill Church — Banks Religious Entity City Hill Church — Brian Banks serves as officer. Registered to his Grosse Pointe Woods residence alongside 8 other Banks-controlled entities.
- PACs — Dark Money and Felon Treasurers Three political committees controlled by convicted felons. $14,500+ in campaign finance fines. Dark money mailers via OFA Michigan. Holland (convicted drug offender) as PAC treasurer.
- Purpose Foundation — Two Felons, Four Positions 501(c)(3) private foundation where two convicted felons hold all four officer positions. Banks: President + Director. Holland: Secretary + Treasurer. Zero independent governance.
- Serenity Guardianship Services — UPL Red Flag Serenity Guardianship Services — dissolved entity run by convicted felon Brian Banks. Non-attorney running guardianship services = textbook UPL.
- Sun Community Development Corp Sun Community Development Corp — Brian Banks entity at 1968 Severn Road. Community development nonprofit controlled by a 9-time convicted felon.
- Billy McKinney — Political Operative Billy McKinney — Detroit City Council District 6. Campaign paid Darryl Banks Jr. $4,483 total, linking McKinney operation to the extended Banks family network.