No, the lawsuit is against the IRS to force them to turn over documents that I am entitled to under the FOIA. The IRS is not involved in the liquidation of the bank. The IRS only "convinced" the OCIF Commissioner to liquidate the bank, rather than to allow the planned sale to Qenta. But once the bank was actually put into receivership, I assume the IRS moved on. But I won't know for sure until I get all the documents. What I do know for sure is but for the interference of the IRS on behalf of the J5, the planned sale to Qenta would︀ have gone through. So no customers funds would have been tied up for even one︁ second. The IRS/J5 investigation found no evidence of money laundering or tax evasion. So they︂ got the OCIF Commissioner to shut down the bank so they could pretend the bank︃ was guilty and take credit for helping to close it down. The OCIF Commissioner used︄ low capital as an excuse. But seven months before she shut down the bank, I︅ offered to inject $7 million in capital, which was millions more than the shortfall, bur︆ the Commissioner told me not to. She said the bank's capital was fine to operate︇ until the Qetna sale went through, at which time Qenta would add the additional capital︈ needed. After she said that no one from OCIF ever mentioned the bank's capital until︉ the surprise shut-down for low capital. Even after the shutdown for low capital I offered︊ to add the additional capital to keep the bank operating for the benefit of customers,︋ but the Commissioner refused.