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Brimstone - 🟢. Similar to Breach, Brim is also easily identifiable due to how heavy his footsteps are. What separates him from Breach is his boots are leather but stomps, likely coming from his military background. Chamber - 🟡. Chamber is what started this entire thing for me. You can identify chamber by his loose gold watch, which chimes as he walks. The reason this is yellow circle and not green is because it is not as frequent as Astra and he wears sneakers, which the majority of the cast wear. So besides the watch it can be somewhat difficult to identify, if you're not actively listening for it. Clove - 🟡. Clove is somewhat difficult, but what makes them unique is how soft / quiet they walk. They are very light, wears shoes that have a lot of cushion and is meant to feel like a smaller character, canonically 5'6 / 168cm. Cypher 🔴 - Despite playing a lot of Cypher, I have a really hard time differentiating him from other characters with similar patterns like Viper and Fade. 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The bills were not bundled with paper bank bands, but rubber bands. Walker told me they were kickbacks from local businessmen, and that he acted as the middleman. Emails exist memorializing the relationships. Walker told me this, and then Walker told the languishing local papers that they were not kickbacks, and that he hadn’t seen Mary Sheffield in years. Maybe we should release some audio tape, Marvin? It’ll give you a hot minute to pack your bags and get gone. Sheffield and her crisis handlers declined to provide bank statements documenting the unusually large deposits and withdrawals. There’s no going back on the story now. Sheffield is stuck with the Fani Willis defense. Then there are the claims Walker shopped around that he was being paid by Sheffield for doing nothing and kicking back the money to her. Sheffield’s statement addressed that accusation, too. “I want to be crystal clear,” she wrote. “NO city funds were ever provided to Mr. Walker, nor has he ever received any city contract. In 2019, he received a total of $1,800 from a non-profit for services he provided for community events like all others.” That nonprofit is a 501(c)(3)—the kind of political charity account that Kwame Kilpatrick used as a personal slush fund to pay for spa treatments, yoga lessons, and a Cadillac DeVille. Because of that, he spent seven years in federal prison and still owes the government nearly a million dollars in restitution. For her part, Sheffield’s charity “Detroit Donates” was awarded tax-exempt status in 2019. One of the directors for “Detroit Donates” in 2019 was Paris Blessman, a longtime political aide for Sheffield. Blessman listed Sheffield's City Hall office suite as her address on Detroit Donates’ tax filings that year. Today, Blessman is listed as the charity’s president, and the office has relocated to a community center operated by Rev. Horace Sheffield, the mayor’s father. “Detroit Donates” raised about $10,000 in 2019, and its revenues exploded to more than $180,000 by 2024. It still managed to run a deficit of $20,000 that year. Walker estimated that he got at least $7,000 in checks from Sheffield’s charity, but did not work for it. She’d give him the check, he’d cash it and give her the money. Sometimes he wouldn’t cash the check, he said. He’d just give her the money. “It ended up in her pocket,” Walker said. Walker showed me a string of text messages outlining the scam. One text comes from Mary Sheffield’s cell phone and carries the time stamp April 9, 2023: “I have a 2k check as well I’ll give you that and you give me 2k back” Then a few minutes later: “Do you have the 2k cash? 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