Chicago-Based IFCAA Announces Michael W. Lynch Has Accepted Position on Board.
CHICAGO -- Illinois Family Court Accountability Advocates (IFCAA) announces that Michael W. Lynch, former chairman of McCook Metals, has accepted an invitation to join the board of the non-profit organization originally incorporated in 1995 by Dr. Sheila Mannix as In All Our Best Interest, Inc. slated to eradicate social dysfunction through education and activism.
IFCAA announced in its national press release of June 19, 2006 that it has taken on judicial corruption - fraud, extortion, coercion under duress - in the Cook County Circuit Court Domestic Relations Division. In the face of apparent judicial retaliation for standing up to alleged judicial corruption, IFCAA claims it is building strength through networking with local and national groups and individuals also committed to exposing the apparent national epidemic of family courts trafficking children for the financial gain of divorce judges and lawyers, and court-appointed child attorneys, evaluators, therapists and visitation supervisors.
Today, IFCAA announces it has formally joined forces with Mr. Lynch whose family and himself are also the apparent victims of alleged judicial retaliation for standing up to the alleged judicial corruption in bankruptcy court. IFCAA in partnership with Lynch claims that material evidence has been turned over to criminal authorities including evidence of alleged plans by alleged criminal federal and state court agents to falsely accuse Lynch and his wife of alleged crimes which would result in the removal of their children in a similar fashion as the apparent pattern of practice in family courts across the nation.
Through their partnership and networking with many courageous citizens across the country, Lynch and Mannix claim they have obtained and turned over to criminal authorities material evidence of alleged criminal acts by state and federal court judges indicating an organized crime enterprise in which judges and other state and federal court agents exploit litigants for their personal financial gain and unlawfully manipulate and exploit the judicial system at the expense of state and federal taxpayers as well as for their personal financial gain in violation of state and federal tax laws. Further, they claim that this organized criminal activity is apparently occurring in courts with access to private funds and government funds, e.g., bankruptcy, probate, and family courts, and is enabled and participated in by other state and federal courts, especially reviewing courts.
