Earliest incident date in the dataset: April 4, 2026, over a month before the next-oldest record (PA-2026-0019, May 9, 2026). Account integrity citation continues as the most frequent specific policy in the dataset — now appearing in PA-2026-0003, -0014, -0016, -0017, -0018, -0021, and -0022 (7 of 22 records). The 18-year account tenure is reporter-stated and notable: if accurate, the account predates Facebook's mass adoption era and would have a long behavioral history. Enforcement of an 18-year account under account integrity — a policy addressing authenticity and inauthentic behavior — without any cited specific conduct raises the same over-broad or catch-all enforcement question documented in [[finding___enforcement-notice-policy-opacity]]. Enforcement notice delivered via Facebook email (not in-app notice) — one of the few records in the dataset where the primary notice artifact is email rather than in-app. The email format ('Jecon, you have 180 days to take action') is the standard Facebook suspension email template. Name consistency check passes: 'Jecon Dreisbach' in the enforcement email matches the X display name; profile photo visible in both the X post avatar and the enforcement email account card. No cascade reported. Appeal window expires approximately 2026-10-01. Screenshots and archive captured by @vhsdev on 2026-06-01, curator: @vhsdev.