⟡ Kirsty Hornal’s Grandparent Bypass Attempt ⟡
"Procedural breach in plain text messages. This was not informal. This was unlawful."
Filed: 25 June 2025
Reference: SWANK/COURT/JR-ADDENDUM-05
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Filed as: Addendum to Judicial Review Claim – Unauthorised contact incident via grandmother and father
I. What Happened
While multiple complaints and court filings were live, Kirsty Hornal contacted the children's grandmother and father on 25 June 2025. She initiated informal conversations directly with them — in violation of previously asserted legal boundaries, disability accommodations, and consular involvement.
This occurred after public record evidence had already instructed all communication to go solely through the Claimant and the Court.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
Active bypass attempt while legal protections were in force
Deliberate exclusion of disabled parent (Claimant)
Misuse of family relationships during live legal review
Breach of transparency and safeguarding process
Misconduct by a named professional under multiple complaints
III. Why SWANK Logged It
This was not a casual message. It was a live attempt to reassert institutional control by misrepresenting authority and undermining litigation. The coercive subtext (“daddy and nana are coming to get you sweets”) shows emotional manipulation disguised as concern.
This isn't family outreach — it’s narrative engineering under litigation.
IV. Violations
Disability discrimination
Family court access obstruction
Judicial Review interference
Social Work England Code of Conduct
Safeguarding procedural breach
V. SWANK’s Position
⟡ This wasn’t family support. It was legal erasure through text message.
⟡ This isn’t safeguarding. It’s retaliatory spectacle with the veneer of concern.
⟡ We see it. We log it. We won't let it disappear.
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