Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000
Equibit Group Ltd. v. Attorney General of Canada et al.
Related: Statement of Claim Against CSIS · Seven Documented Technical Attacks
On 30 March 2022 Chris Horlacher swore and filed an affidavit in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. It is one of the core sworn accounts in the Equibit lawsuit: timeline, technical attacks, and the facts alleged against CSIS and related defendants.
This document represents one of the most comprehensive personal accounts filed in the case to date, setting out key facts, timelines, and evidence supporting the allegations of unlawful surveillance, technical sabotage, and institutional interference.
The 30 March 2022 Affidavit
Read the full Affidavit here:
Place in the Equibit Lawsuit
The affidavit is sworn evidence in Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000. It supports the Statement of Claim against CSIS. Narrative form of the same chronology: The Assassination of Equibit and Seven Documented Technical Attacks.
In this sworn testimony, Horlacher details the multi-year pattern of events that led to the collapse of Equibit Group Ltd. — a Canadian company developing legitimate blockchain securities technology. The affidavit connects technical attacks, insider actions, regulatory pressure, and financial warfare into a coherent narrative.
Sworn affidavits carry significant weight in civil proceedings. They form part of the formal evidentiary record and subject the deponent to potential cross-examination. By filing this document, Horlacher has placed detailed, firsthand evidence before the Court and the public.
What the Affidavit Covers
The affidavit addresses critical aspects of the case, including:
- The timeline of suspicious events and technical incidents
- Interactions with individuals later suspected of acting as human intelligence assets
- The impact of regulatory and institutional pressure on the company
- The personal and corporate consequences of the alleged campaign
This filing adds another layer of sworn testimony to the growing public record at equibitlawsuit.com.
The Broader Question
Every formal step in this litigation — whether serving difficult parties, filing sworn evidence, or preserving forensic records — reinforces the central question driving this entire effort:
Is there rule of law in Canada when powerful state agencies and their associates are accused of targeting a private citizen and his company?
The public documentation campaign exists to ensure these materials remain transparent and accessible, regardless of procedural delays or institutional resistance.
The full Factum of Equibit Group — the comprehensive evidentiary synthesis of the entire case — continues to advance and will be released in due course.
