● Interactive Broker Capital & Influence Graph
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Target / Client (Boosie BadAzz)
Alleged Pardon Brokers (Burkman & Wohl)
Intermediaries & Runners
Promised Political Channels
⚠ Active Case Grounding: Modeling CBS 60 Minutes investigation regarding Jack Burkman, Jacob Wohl, and alleged $600,000 presidential pardon solicitation.
Calculated Financial Exposure
CRITICAL RISK (98/100)
Total Cash Outlay
$600,000
Recoverable Capital Est.
$0 (0.0%)
Broker Retained Spread
$420,000
Intermediary Rake
$180,000
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Alleged Total Payment Amount
$600,000
Intermediary Commission Share (%)
30%
Direct Escrow Protection (%)
0%
Flow Distribution Breakdown
Burkman & Wohl Net Retainer:
$420,000
Unaccounted Facilitation Fees:
$180,000
Legal Pardon Filing Cost (Legitimate):
$0 (Bypassed DOJ)
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Bypassed Office of the Pardon Attorney: DOJ regulations require formal submission through legal channels; informal cash lobbying skips statutory ethics review.
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Absence of True Independent Escrow: 100% of upfront funds were wired without verifiable conditional milestone releases.
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Promised Guaranteed Commutation: The U.S. Constitution assigns absolute pardon authority solely to the sitting President; no broker can guarantee outcomes.
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High Profile Disbarred/Sanctioned Actors: Operating brokers had existing criminal contempt and civil sanctions on record.
Stage 1: Initial Pitch
Intermediaries approach client Boosie BadAzz promising direct pipeline to the executive branch for presidential clemency.
Stage 2: Fund Dispersion
Client allegedly transfers cumulative $600,000 tranche into non-escrowed intermediary accounts.
Stage 3: Term Expiration
Presidential term concludes without executive order or commutation issued for client.
CBS 60 Minutes Airing
Investigation details pardon broker schemes orchestrated by Burkman and Wohl, highlighting Boosie's statements.