Restrictions -
The adverse narrative becomes a cross-store instruction
The adjoh entry rewrites the technical history and tells other locations what to do.
In this entry: Tyler, cradled_filth, Adam Johnstone
What the record shows
- The journal says the second location found no issue and performed precautionary work to please Tyler. That conflicts with the May 25 written confirmations of a grounding problem.
- The entry describes public criticism as slander and online activity as stalking. It folds emails to Steve, calls to stores and human-rights/legal complaints into that adverse description.
- It instructs staff to tell cradled_filth if Tyler calls while cradled_filth is on shift. For the described encounters at other stores it directs removal and notification to cradled_filth for police reporting, and sends questions to Adam at LP36.
- These are instructions written in the company’s customer system. Their content is evidence of what staff were told; the entry itself does not establish that its interpretation of the court order was correct.
Sources (4)
- screenshot: May 25: Dave Reeves acknowledges the grounding issue ()
- screenshot: May 25: Jason confirms the technician's finding ()
- transcript: July 15: Adam call transcript sent to Steve and Jason ()
- house-call: July 23: adjoh customer-journal instructions ()