Missing Person Report: Emily Newbold-Smith

On the 19th of September 2024 I contacted the Police in Northern Ireland in regard to my missing daughter Emily Newbold Smith Serial 1582 – Reference CC2024092001582. I was informed that upon telephoning 101 on the 22nd of September at 5:30AM that the police in Northern Ireland had no Jurisdiction and did not have a postal address.

Subject: Official Report: Serial 1582 – Reference CC2024092001582

To: Northern Ireland Police
CC: Anthony Stansfeld

Date: 20th September 2024

Classification: OFFICIAL
Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing in reference to Serial 1582 and Case Number CC2024092001582, dated 20th September 2024. Please treat this communication as an official report regarding my daughter, Emily Newbold-Smith, NHS Number 648 343 9091, born 30th October 2006. Now upon this I telephoned 101 at 5:30AM 2 9/2024 seeing sent no In Quiry has been made by the police Who informed me this is not under there jurisdiction an had n postal address that they could provide.

In addition, I have previously informed you that both TUSLA and the media in Northern Ireland have publicly stated that the care system is not fit for purpose, despite local authorities charging €300,000 per year per child. This raises serious concerns regarding the quality and oversight of care provided.

At present, my daughter, Emily Newbold-Smith, a minor, is being held in Northern Ireland, blocking any contact in breach of legal requirements. This is criminal under law as stipulated under the Children Act 1989, Section 22C(9)(b), and the Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995, Article 27, which states that a child should not be moved more than 50 miles from their home.

Emily’s last known address was with Colette Keenan at 226 Barcroft Park, Newry, County Down, BT35 8ES, who is now deceased. After her disappearance from this address, various lies and criminal behavior have been perpetrated by members of the Southern Health and Social Care Trust. This resulted in only one LAC (Looked After Child) meeting in 13 years, which Emily did not attend. Since then, there has been institutional fraud to prevent me from communicating with her, based on toxic judicial procedures in both the UK and Northern Ireland.

Over the past two months, I have written 18 letters to the Children’s Commissioner, asking for a meeting with my daughter. Despite the lack of communication from their office, they have not provided any details stating that they had met with her. After speaking with social workers in Northern Ireland, I was advised to file a missing person’s report, which I am now doing.

I kindly request that you confirm receipt of this report and provide an update on the status of the investigation under the aforementioned serial and case number. Should any additional information be required from my side to expedite the process, please do not hesitate to inform me.

I look forward to your prompt response on this matter. I attach partial evidence.

Mr. Martin Newbold

On Fri, Sep 20, 2024 at 9:51 PM <z101@psni.police.uk> wrote:

On Fri, Sep 20, 2024 at 9:51 PM

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FOR THE ATTENTION OF MARTIN NEWBOLD; – PLEASE CAN YOU MAKE CONTACT VIA 101 AND ASKED FOR THE PSNI REF YOUR ONLINE REPORT AS WE WOULD REQUIRE MORE DETAILS REF YOUR REPORT.

WE HAVE TRIED TO MAKE CONTACT VIA YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS.

MANY THANKS 101

To: Northern Ireland Police
CC: Anthony Stansfeld
Date: 20th September 2024
Classification: OFFICIAL

Dear Sir/Madam,

As you stated you have tried to contact me, I want to clarify that I attempted to reach 101 but was unable to get through due to it being the weekend, particularly on a busy Friday night.

It appears that there is a lack of action to address the wrongful separation of families, including my daughter’s case, which raises concerns about support for institutional fraud and toxic judicial proceedings.

I am aware that toxic judicial procedures can be defined as situations where the judge operates without immunity. If a judge creates a court order based on a fraudulent affidavit, the judge has committed a felony. Anyone attempting to enforce an illegal court order effectively commits an act of violence against the individual involved.

This situation can arise, for example, when a CPS worker files an affidavit. By law, the worker must submit a truthful declaration; however, many affidavits contain facts that the worker has no firsthand knowledge of. When a CPS worker submits such a false affidavit under penalty of perjury, they commit fraud upon the court—a felony. Consequently, if a judge issues a court order based on that fraudulent affidavit, the judge is also committing a felony. When fraud is committed upon the court, both the judge and the court lose subject matter jurisdiction, exposing the judge to liability and potential lawsuits for fraudulent acts.

I am attaching communication related to this case for your review.

I look forward to your prompt response on this matter.

I demand a response to my points in hard copy within ten working days under the County Court Act 1984 adding a request under the principles of estoppel. I am aware from Statutory Instruments under The Civil Procedure Rules SI 1998 3132 that Application for an interim remedy where there is no related claim, Rule 25.4 … (4) The Court may grant an interim remedy whether, or not there has been a claim for a final remedy of that kind.

Martin Newbold

To: Northern Ireland Police
CC: Anthony Stansfeld
Date: 21th September 2024

Classification: OFFICIAL
Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to add a disclaimer to my previous correspondence: if you are unable to produce an investigation response to my email, please provide the postal address where I can send this request for an official response.

I look forward to receiving the relevant contact details at your earliest convenience.

On Sat, Sep 21, 6:03 PM

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Hello
I have tried to ring you again to discuss the matter however wasn’t able to get speaking to you. Can you please ring 101 or 02890650222 request the Police Service of Northern Ireland and quote reference CC2024092001582. Further information is required. If you wish to make a missing person report this would ideally need to be done via phone call.Kind regards,PSNI
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