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Subject: Re: A-2741037, E-2707490, C183469 – NSPCC Complaint

References https://thestealingofemily.org.uk/news

9th August, 2024

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to bring to your attention a matter of grave concern regarding a criminal organization operating in Northern Ireland. This issue requires urgent attention, as the activities of this organization pose a significant threat to the rule of law and human rights in the region.

 Previously, I sent a letter to the relevant authorities on the 30th of July, 2024, cautioning them about this organization and its criminal activities. That letter was sent via Royal Mail under tracking number SA010651173GB. You can track the delivery of that letter using the following link: Royal Mail Tracking – SA010651173GB. Unfortunately, the situation remains unresolved, necessitating further action.  

To provide more context and evidence, I have attached a copy of a letter that I sent to the relevant authorities in Northern Ireland today. This letter, sent via Royal Mail by signed for delivery (tracking number: SA045398300GB), details the specifics of the criminal activities and the individuals involved. You can track the delivery of this letter through the Royal Mail tracking service using the following link: Royal Mail Tracking – SA045398300GB.

I trust that the International Criminal Court will take this matter seriously and initiate the necessary investigations to ensure justice is served. I am available to provide any further information or clarification needed to support your inquiry.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter.

Yours faithfully,

Mr. Martin Newbold

CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
To:
Directorate of Children & Young People’s Service (Governance Department)
Southern Health and Social Care Trust
Edenderry House, 18 Gilford Road,
Portadown BT63 5ED
Subject: Follow-Up on Criminal Complaint and Unresolved Issues – Request
for Immediate Action and Advocate Support
08-08-2024
Dear Ms. Spiers,
I am writing to you again concerning the ongoing issues with the handling of
my case by Southern Health and Social Care Trust, specifically within the
Directorate of Children & Young People’s Service (Governance Department).
Despite numerous attempts to address these concerns, including my letter
dated July 30, 2024, there remain unresolved issues that have been
inadequately addressed.
Background and Unresolved Issues
To provide a clear context, I wish to reiterate the specific complaints and issues
that have not been addressed satisfactorily:
Complaint to East Sussex Children’s Services (Ref: 18971405)

1. Abduction of My Child: Thirteen years ago, I reported that my child was
   abducted from a location in East Sussex to a location over 50 miles away.
   This movement was in clear violation of legal requirements, which
   stipulate that children should not be moved more than 50 miles from
   their relatives.
2. Court Proceedings and False Evidence: During the court proceedings, a
   social worker, who identified herself as Christine Elizabeth Stirling (a
   name I believe to be false), provided evidence under the authority of
   Matt Dunkley, a former director. I suspect that Mr. Dunkley was involved
   in embezzlement, further complicating the integrity of the case.
3. Neglect in Handling of My Children’s Mother’s Death: I have also
   expressed my deep dissatisfaction with the handling of my children’s
   mother’s death, which I believe was due to a lack of support from East
   Sussex County Council (ESCC). The situation was exacerbated by the
   failure to inform the family about the ashes, which remained at the
   funeral director’s due to a lack of communication.
4. Illegality in Moving Children to Northern Ireland: I have raised concerns
   that children, including my daughter, have been moved from East
   Sussex, Kent, and Norfolk to Northern Ireland without proper
   information being provided to their families. Despite my requests, there
   has been no lab work or official documentation provided to confirm that
   my daughter is alive. This, I believe, constitutes illegal activity by the
   county council in Northern Ireland, compounded by their failure to
   process information correctly.
   Criminal Complaint Dated July 30, 2024
   On July 30, 2024, I lodged a formal criminal complaint against several
   individuals within your department, including:
    Donna Hughes, Deputy Lead Safeguarding Officer
    Anita Dennison
    Michele Quinn
    Yourself, as Governance Coordinator for Children & Young People’s
   Services
    Colm McCafferty, Interim Director of Children’s Services
   In that complaint, I detailed my grave concerns regarding the creation and
   management of Looked After Children (LAC) records, specifically highlighting:
5. Mismanagement and Misconduct: The actions of the aforementioned
   individuals, particularly concerning the handling of my daughter Emily’s
   case, suggest significant mismanagement. The possibility of criminal
   misconduct cannot be ignored, especially given the involvement of half a
   million children, including my daughter.
6. Telephone Number Discrepancy: I raised a specific concern about the
   telephone number 0300 123 1231, provided as the contact for the
   location where my daughter Emily is supposedly attending further
   education. This is the same number as Ofsted, which raises serious
   concerns about the legitimacy of the information provided by your
   department. This discrepancy must be clarified immediately, as it raises
   questions about transparency and the accuracy of the records held by
   your department.
7. Impact on Children: The scale of this issue, potentially affecting half a
   million children, is alarming. The potential for widespread harm
   necessitates an immediate and thorough investigation to safeguard the
   well-being of the children under your care.
   Repeated Requests for Advocate Support
   In every piece of correspondence sent to your office, including my letter on
   July 30th, I have explicitly requested the provision of an advocate to assist me
   in navigating these complex and distressing issues. To date, this request has
   been ignored, which is a violation of my rights and has significantly hindered
   my ability to seek justice and resolution.
   Issues with Complaints Process
   You have stated that the Trust’s complaints process has been exhausted, as
   outlined in your letters dated 22 January 2024, 9th February 2024, and May
8. However, I must contest this assertion. The Trust’s refusal to address my
   concerns fully, coupled with your suggestion to contact the ombudsman, who
   has already indicated this is not within their remit, leaves me without a proper
   avenue for resolution. This is not an acceptable or robust response to the
   serious allegations and complaints I have raised.
   Urgent Demands for Action
   Given the ongoing and unresolved nature of these issues, I demand the
   following:
9. Immediate Investigation: A thorough and independent investigation
   must be conducted into the actions of the individuals named in my July
   30th letter. This investigation should also address the management of
   LAC records and the potential for criminal misconduct.
10. Clarification on Telephone Number Discrepancy: I require an immediate
    and detailed explanation for the use of the telephone number 0300 123
    1231 in relation to my daughter Emily’s supposed further education
    placement. This issue must be resolved to restore any semblance of trust
    in your department.
11. Provision of an Advocate: I reiterate my demand for an advocate to be
    provided immediately. The ongoing refusal to grant this request is
    unacceptable and obstructs my ability to engage effectively with the
    Trust.
12. Review of Complaints Process: The Trust must review its complaints
    process to ensure that it adequately addresses the concerns of those it
    serves, rather than deflecting responsibility to external bodies that have
    already stated they cannot assist.
    Next Steps
    Please acknowledge receipt of this letter and provide a detailed response to
    my concerns without further delay. The gravity of the situation demands
    prompt and decisive action to safeguard the welfare of the children involved,
    including my daughter.
    Failure to address these issues will leave me no choice but to pursue other
    avenues, including legal action and public exposure of the Trust’s mishandling
    of this case.
    Sincerely,
    Mr. Martin Newbold