⟡ The Hornal & Brown Audit Index
Procedural Optics, Strategic Silence, and the Misuse of Professional Tone: A Public Catalogue of Institutional Theatre
Filed: 10 July 2025
Reference Code: SWANK-INDEX-HB
Document Type: Public Index
Jurisdiction: Evidentiary Archive – SWANK London Ltd.
Summary: A curated gallery of failures, filed for institutional memory and legal posterity.
I. Purpose of the Index
This index exists to:
Catalogue the documented failures, contradictions, and manipulations by Ms. Kirsty Hornal and Mr. Sam Brown.
Track how narrative control was prioritised over safeguarding.
Ensure that every strategic silence, every last-minute reply, and every false claim of parental “non-engagement” is archived and referenced.
This is not a grievance post. It is a procedural audit — filed in the public interest and prepared for judicial, regulatory, and historical review.
II. Core Failures – Chronologically Filed
🔹 2025-07-09_Addendum_SamBrown_ContradictionsTiming.pdf
What it shows: Sam Brown ignored medical queries and contact requests for months, only to flood the inbox with vague reassurances once a court date was scheduled.
Violation: Procedural coercion masked as responsiveness.
🔹 2025-07-10_Addendum_KirstyHornal_ContradictionsAndToneShift.pdf
What it shows: Kirsty Hornal oscillated between maternal platitudes and cold avoidance, replying to safeguarding issues with emotionally incongruent distractions.
Violation: Emotional manipulation and selective disengagement.
🔹 2025-07-09_Addendum_ManipulativeTiming_KirstySam.pdf
What it shows: Both professionals suddenly became active in the week before the 11 July hearing, after a year of documentary silence.
Violation: Litigation optics intended to sanitise the record.
🔹 2025-07-09_Addendum_EngagementParadox_ZCXXXXXXX.pdf
What it shows: The Local Authority claimed “non-engagement” while ignoring hundreds of documented messages from the parent.
Violation: Misrepresentation of fact and obstruction of parental rights.
🔹 2025-07-09_Addendum_ItemAccess_ContradictionsSuzieSam.pdf
What it shows: Sam Brown told the parent to pick up items “any time,” while Suzie demanded an appointment and delayed the transfer of children’s personal effects.
Violation: Internal contradiction leading to obstruction of parental contact.
III. SWANK’s Position
The record now shows:
Non-responsiveness until threatened by litigation.
Emotional inconsistency as a communication strategy.
Procedural erosion through vague updates and misplaced sentiment.
A joint performance of institutional normalcy — timed for court.
These are not simply missteps. They are operational patterns. The harm is not accidental — it is embedded in the performance of safeguarding while the substance is withheld.
IV. Filed for the Public Record
Each addendum has been:
Submitted to the Central Family Court in Case No: ZC25C50281
Logged in the SWANK Evidentiary Archive
Circulated to Legal Services, Complaints, and oversight channels
Prepared for formal submission to Social Work England, CAFCASS, and international monitors
This index will remain live and updated as additional entries are filed.
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