⟡ He Encrypted the Files — But the Pattern Was Already Public. ⟡
A Subject Access Request response, wrapped in digital protocol, lacking all human accountability.
Filed: 21 May 2025
Reference: SWANK/WCC/EMAIL-05
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Sam Brown’s official reply to a lawful Subject Access Request, confirming receipt and response via encrypted attachment, cc’d to Kirsty Hornal — the very actor named in multiple misconduct filings.
I. What Happened
A formal Subject Access Request was submitted.
Sam Brown responded with impeccable encryption — and absolutely no reference to the underlying complaints.
The reply is procedural, not protective.
Sanitised, sealed, and silent.
It acknowledges nothing, says very little, and still manages to implicate everything.
II. What the Email Establishes
That Westminster responded to a SAR with encryption, not clarity
That Kirsty Hornal — a named party in multiple complaints — was cc’d without explanation
That the institution was fully aware of ongoing litigation and misconduct allegations
That digital security was prioritised over institutional accountability
III. Why SWANK Filed It
Because when misconduct is cc’d, it becomes a record.
Because encryption does not hide intention — it delays exposure.
And because silence in response to wrongdoing is not compliance. It’s consent.
IV. Violations Identified
Procedural Obfuscation in Public Records Handling
Conflict of Interest by Involving Named Parties
Administrative Deflection in Response to Legal Inquiry
Failure to Address Allegations While Appearing Compliant
Institutional Circularity in Handling Accountability
V. SWANK’s Position
This isn’t about the files. It’s about the formatting.
You don’t cc someone under complaint and call it transparency.
You don’t encrypt the truth and call it safeguarding.
This isn’t a document release — it’s a cover letter for cowardice.
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