BLM's $6M LA mansion agent insists everything was 'above board'
$2.7M overpay: BLM’s LA mansion sold for 250 percent more than the price of similar homes in the area
Dyane Pascall, a local real estate developer with links to BLM, bought the 6,500-square-foot mansion for $3.1 million back in October 2020,Days later, the mansion was transferred to a shell company controlled by the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation — the charity behind the BLM movement — for $5.8 million.
and the deal was carried out two weeks after the California attorney general approved a $65 million transfer from Thousand Currents, the charity that collected donations on behalf of the group. Pascall, who is the financial manager for Janaya and Patrisse Consulting — an LLC operated by co-founder Patrisse Cullors and her spouse, Janaya Khan — added that he “didn’t purchase the house” but had “assigned it to an LLC.”
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