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- The Corporate Network — LARA Entity Analysis Every business entity connected to Brian Banks and the institutional capture network, sourced entirely from Michigan LARA public records. Twelve Banks entities. A charter school board stacked with the attorney suing on his behalf. A dark money vehicle with three names set up by Michigan's largest law firm. A print shop that also runs obituaries4less.com.
- The Institutional Capture Graph — Four Nexus Types, One Network Detroit's institutional capture network operates through four interconnected nexus types: education fraud, political capture, police weaponization, and legislative pipeline. Each nexus activates when another is under pressure. The police chief sits on a charter school board. The assistant attorney general who argued against Banks's certificate now chairs Banks's second school. Every bar complaint target corresponds to a school board member.
- Institutional Capture — Detroit Charter Network How the Banks enterprise captured Detroit schools, courts, and political offices through board placement, campaign payments, and financial extraction.
- Inner Link Graphics — Campaign Finance Vendor Inner Link Graphics — received $8,025 from Judge Tenisha Yancey's campaign. Banks network vendor appearing in campaign finance records.
- 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.
- Judge Tenisha Yancey — The Bridge Judge Tenisha Yancey, 36th District Court. MacDowell Board Chair. Her sole campaign activity: paying Banks' LLC $383.82. Sister Dr. Chalena Yancey Beasley runs PCA. Son Jaylen paid $2,935 from campaign. Niece of UAW VP Jimmy Settles. Worked at Wayne County Land Bank under Eric Sabree. Succeeded Banks in HD-1. Grew up on his street.
- 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.