⟡ “I Told Her She Might Kill Me. She Replied About a Broken Link.” ⟡
A parent warns that continued institutional harassment may cause death. Westminster’s safeguarding officer replies with procedural neutralism, complete disregard for medical risk, and a question about court. This isn’t oversight. It’s administrative manslaughter in preview mode.
Filed: 15 January 2025
Reference: SWANK/WCC/MED-03
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Email thread between Polly Chromatic and WCC’s Kirsty Hornal, in which the parent states that institutional pressure is causing life-threatening asthma exacerbations. Kirsty replies about a broken Google Drive link. No medical response. No safeguarding escalation. Just bureaucracy.
I. What Happened
The subject line says it all:
“You will cause my death with all your harassment of me.”
This isn’t a metaphor. It’s a medical fact.
The parent is disabled, diagnosed, and deteriorating.
The emails are triggering asthma, panic attacks, and physiological collapse.
The verbal pressure is killing her.
And what does Westminster do?
Kirsty Hornal writes back about:
A broken hyperlink
How her “IT” couldn’t access a file
And whether the court application was filed yet
The death risk was ignored.
The diagnosis was invisible.
The person was admin.
II. What the Email Establishes
That Westminster had direct knowledge of lethal medical escalation
That the named officer replied without referencing the risk
That disability adjustments (written-only contact) were still ignored
That procedural distraction was deployed as a containment tactic
That this is not miscommunication — it’s malpractice
III. Why SWANK Filed It
Because this is the email that confirms it: Westminster doesn’t protect disabled people — it drives them into crisis, and then takes attendance.
SWANK archived this because:
It captures a death warning, ignored in writing
It preserves the digital trail of medical collapse as procedural failure
It reveals how neutral language is used to erase emergency
It is the moment Westminster social work became a contributing factor to lethal risk
This isn’t silence. It’s procedural violence in lowercase.
IV. Violations
Equality Act 2010
• Section 20: Failure to accommodate medical disability
• Section 27: Harassment via email pressure
• Section 149: Duty to eliminate harm breachedHuman Rights Act 1998
• Article 3: Inhuman or degrading treatment
• Article 8: Respect for private life and healthChildren Act 1989 – Institutional endangerment of parent directly affecting child welfare
Social Work England Standards –
• Inaction in the face of medical risk
• Failure to act transparently, safely, or responsibly
V. SWANK’s Position
This isn’t “poor communication.” It’s a deliberate act of flattening — reducing a death warning to a technical glitch. When a parent begs for medical reprieve and the officer replies with a broken-link report, what’s happening is not misunderstanding — it’s dismissal. With consequences.
SWANK London Ltd. files this as a judicial-grade record of foreseeable harm, delivered to social services in writing, ignored in plain view.
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