Li Ao
Lynn sought out Li Ao, a critical author who was writing for Wenshing Magazine, and this began the crucial human rights and protest side of his life. Li Ao introduced Lynn to Presbyterian and other ministers such as Milo Thornberry who were secretly collecting information on the abuses of the regime. Lynn met as well Hsieh Tsung-min and Peng Ming-min, who had issued a Taiwan statement of "self-salvation" in 1964, and gone to jail for it.