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Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)

Wycliffe House
Water Lane
Wilmslow
Cheshire
SK9 5AF
United Kingdom
CC: FBI 935 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20535.
Case Reference: IC-292644-B2S7

Dear ICO, et al,

The W.H.O Parental alienation is quite clear in regard to the legal consequences of creating hate crime and parental alienation, why is Southern Health and Social Care Trust not adhering to this standard? I have written and asked for an advocate. None has been provided DNA has still not been provided from Newry for my imprisoned daughter. Can you, the FBI, please inform me what changes have been made to the use of DNA in America? You can suggest that the Southern Health and Social Care Trust, if they are not turning up to this hearing and providing evidence of DNA which I have already gone out of my way to provide in a court case, would lose evidentially by default. Timed with my Trilogy of books there has never been any challenge of describing the situation. Why have they not been answering when I have done everything which is humanly possible? As they have not responded they should be handing my daughter back. If parents want to be involved, why are they not being involved? No child wants to think that no parent loves them. Is this why she was sent to N.Ireland to cut off all blood ties with her biological parents? Is this the stop-gap and it seems to fit?

In addition, the current situation with Northern Ireland has become untenable. The Interim Director of social services in Newry does not abide by Section 20 of The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995 or under the provision which it makes under Article 19; or the information acts Section 10 which Lord Falkner states that he must obey.

So why is there no yearly review in Northern Ireland, just two LAC reviews in thirteen years? When I started investigating social services and tried to file my findings with the local court in Hastings, they could not find the appeal references I gave them on my appeal case as if they had never existed and were just propaganda. During this time, I contacted many other people trying to help them in the area and it was not long before I came across others, some that had even worked in Social Services at the time. Oddly they were informing me that not only had my social worker asked them to lie and fabricate reports, she went on to make complaints to Parliament and the Health Ombudsman that did nothing to change the situation. When my own case was taken to the Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman and despite advising that my daughter was one of five hundred thousand or more other children that had been kidnapped / abducted and placed more than 200 miles from their family, they tried to ignore this, sending my correspondence by letter to another department, all while not investigating anything. My trilogy of books was then only an idea which I never thought would actually happen, there have been lots of challenges along the way to get them published notwithstanding the artwork and mastering of the Amazon publishing system which I support. Complaints to Social Work England and HCIP were a waste of time, neither wanted to investigate breaches of their code finally stating the social worker was not on their register even though she was employed in Ashford working with children. We were at an impasse on my last book and the Chancellor of the Exchequer made a statement recognizing a cohort that should not have even been in family law. He said at line 57: “…Microsoft and Google have announced data centers worth over £3 billion. Thanks to my right hon. Friend the Business Secretary, the global investment summit unlocked £30 billion of investment….” and later on, at 137: “Too many legal cases, particularly in family law, should never go to court, and it would cost us less if they did not, so we will spend £170 million to fund non-court resolution, reduce reoffending and digitize the court process. Too many children in care end up being looked after by unregistered providers that are much more expensive, so we will invest £165 million over the next four years to reduce that cost by increasing the capacity of the children’s homes estate.

Parental alienation is a complex issue often arising from high-conflict custody battles and divorce situations. The WHO link (https://www.who.int/standards/classifications/frequently-asked-questions/parental-alienation) provides valuable insights into the phenomenon, emphasizing the harmful effects on children and families. It’s imperative to address the root causes of parental alienation and ensure that children have access to both parents in a healthy and supportive environment.

In the case of my daughter, she appears to be stymied from contacting her parents due to systemic failures and unethical practices within the social services system. This not only violates legal standards but also perpetuates emotional harm and trauma on the child. It’s crucial to hold accountable those responsible for such actions and advocate for the well-being and rights of the child.