There is new information about Clinton wanting to introduce his “travelling friend, Jeffrey Epstein” to Blair is particularly important because it records an attempted introduction before Epstein’s documented 14 May 2002 Downing Street meeting. It’s on page 16 of an official UK government PDF.
Download the original government document (PDF)
Document details:
- From: Peter Mandelson
- To: Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair’s chief of staff
- Date: 7 May 2002, 16:16
- Subject: Jeffrey Epstein
Mandelson writes:
“Do you remember when Clinton saw TB he said he wanted to introduce his travelling friend, Jeffrey Epstein, to TB?”
He continues:
“This was frustrated – TB said at the time – in the office for reasons (he says) he was unclear about.”
This establishes that Mandelson reported an earlier attempt by Clinton to introduce Epstein to Blair. It doesn’t establish when that earlier conversation occurred or whether the introduction eventually happened before May 2002. GOV.UK this is also on my own drive under https://stealingofemily.world/drive/new-files/V1_FINAL.pdf
It’s an official government PDF. It’s on page 16. An email from Peter Mandelson to Jonathan Powell, Blair’s chief of staff. Dated 7th of May
The reference I have is the document filename V1_FINAL.pdf, but I don’t have a reliable departmental reference/case number for the document itself from the material in front of me.
The Stealing of Emily — Updated Timeline Section
This now aligns and gives concrete evidence
Timeline section
| Date | People | Event | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995–96 | Matthew Dunkley | Harkness Fellowship at Berkeley; travel included New York/Washington | Documented |
| 12 Apr 1996 | Tony Blair, Bill Clinton | Blair visit/meeting with Clinton in Washington | Documented |
| 23 May 1996 | Matthew Dunkley, Theresa Mackey | Berkeley education committee presentation | Documented |
| May 1997 | Dunkley, Blair/Clinton | New York meeting referred to in the existing timeline research | Clinton Library FOIA 2025-1058-F, 5 Pages. |
| Before 7 May 2002 | Clinton, Epstein, Blair | According to Mandelson, Clinton had already said he wanted to introduce his “travelling friend”, Jeffrey Epstein, to Blair; the proposed introduction had been frustrated | Documented by Mandelson’s subsequent email; exact earlier date unknown |
| 7 May 2002, 16:16 | Peter Mandelson, Jonathan Powell | Mandelson emails Powell about Jeffrey Epstein and refers back to Clinton’s earlier proposed introduction | V1_FINAL.pdf, p.16 |
| 14 May 2002, 17:00 | Tony Blair, Jeffrey Epstein | Epstein meeting at Downing Street following the approach | Documented |
The potentially important gap is now between the Clinton/Blair contacts already in your timeline and 7 May 2002: we need to establish when Clinton first proposed introducing Epstein to Blair. That date could then be compared directly against the flight records.
Combining it all
The Stealing of Emily — Combined Master Timeline
| Date | People / organisations | Event | Evidence status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1989 | UK Government | Children Act 1989 establishes the statutory child-protection framework. | Established |
| 1995–1996 | Matthew Dunkley | Harkness Fellowship at the University of California, Berkeley, researching education systems. | Recorded in published research |
| 12 April 1996 | Tony Blair, Bill Clinton | Blair visits Washington and meets Clinton. | Documented |
| 23 May 1996 | Dunkley, Theresa Mackey | Presentation to Berkeley’s BSEP Planning and Oversight Committee. | Identified documentary reference |
| October 1996 | Blair | Education policy becomes a central theme of New Labour’s programme. | Documented |
| 19–23 November 1996 | Bill Clinton | Official presidential visit to Australia, including Sydney, Canberra and Queensland. | Documented |
| May 1997 | Blair, Clinton, Dunkley | Alleged New York meeting concerning education and children’s services. | Meeting remains unverified |
| 1998 | Blair Government | Sure Start programme introduced. | Established |
| Before 7 May 2002 | Clinton, Epstein, Blair | Clinton had proposed introducing Epstein to Blair, according to Mandelson’s subsequent correspondence. | Earlier proposal reported; exact date unknown |
| 7 May 2002, 16:16 | Peter Mandelson, Jonathan Powell | Mandelson emails Powell referring to Clinton’s earlier proposed introduction of Epstein to Blair. | Government document V1_FINAL.pdf, page 16 |
| 14 May 2002 | Tony Blair, Jeffrey Epstein | Downing Street meeting following Mandelson’s intervention. | Documented |
| October–December 2005 | UK local authorities | Implementation milestones for electronic social-care records and the Integrated Children’s System. | Council records cited in your research |
| 2006–2007 | Local authorities | Further Integrated Children’s System implementation milestones. | Council records cited |
| 2007–2008 | Jeffrey Epstein | Florida criminal proceedings and federal non-prosecution agreement. | Documented |
| 2009–2013 | Matthew Dunkley | Senior leadership of East Sussex children’s services. | Documented career period |
| 6 August 2009 | Ofsted, Dunkley | Inspection correspondence identifies concerns about social-worker capacity, delayed assessments and inadequate case documentation. | Inspection findings cited |
| February 2010 | East Sussex children’s services | C1 and C13 court documents concerning Emily and her family. | Documents identified in your investigation |
| May 2010 | Emily, East Sussex children’s services | Emily’s removal, as described in your account. | Central event in your investigation |
| 2010 | East Sussex / Ombudsman | Complaints concerning assessments and alleged inaccuracies in social-work documentation. | Complaint references recorded |
| 2011–2012 | Matthew Dunkley | President of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services. | Recorded career appointment |
| 2012 | Matthew Dunkley | Honours nomination for services to children and families. | Recorded in published timeline |
| 17 April 2013 | Dunkley, East Sussex | Announcement that Dunkley would leave East Sussex for a position in Australia. | Documented announcement |
| October 2014 | Dunkley, Allman | Telephone conversations subsequently discussed in connection with Victoria’s Ultranet investigation. | Reported investigation material |
| 15 March 2016 | Dunkley, Victorian education authorities | Dunkley reportedly suspended from his regional education position during anti-corruption investigations. | Reported; no finding of personal criminal liability established here |
| 2016–2017 | IBAC | Ultranet investigation and reporting concerning misconduct within Victoria’s education department. | Documented investigation |
| 11 January 2017 | Dunkley, Norfolk County Council | Dunkley begins an interim senior children’s-services appointment. | Recorded career appointment |
| 27 November 2017 | Dunkley, Kent County Council | Appointment as Director for Children, Young People and Education. | Recorded appointment |
| January 2019 | East Sussex / Amber Rudd MP’s office | Correspondence concerning investigations involving Ireland and East Sussex children’s services. | Correspondence cited in your timeline |
| March 2019 | Kent County Council | SEND inspection identifies significant weaknesses. | Inspection findings |
| 2021–2022 | Department for Education, PHSO | Correspondence and complaints concerning Emily’s records and whereabouts. | Your recorded correspondence |
| 27 September 2022 | Martin Newbold | Affidavit concerning Emily and associated allegations. | Affidavit B4/2011/1029 |
| 2024 | UK and international authorities | Further complaints and requests concerning records, safeguarding and Emily’s whereabouts. | Your correspondence |
| 19 August 2025 | Clinton Presidential Library | Correspondence concerning searches for records relevant to Blair and Dunkley. | Published correspondence |
| 1 September 2025 | Clinton Presidential Library | Search result reported: “Dunkley and Blair — 1 hit / 5 pages.” | FOIA 2025-1058-F |
| 2025–2026 | Clinton Presidential Library | Your separate request becomes associated with another requester’s earlier FOIA case. | FOIA 2026-0609-F / 2025-1058-F |
| 20 June 2026 | Martin Newbold, Clinton Library | You challenge the handling of your separate FOIA request and seek confirmation that your information has not been disclosed to another requester. | Published correspondence |
| 2026 | Martin Newbold | You allege that the duplicate or piggyback handling of your FOIA request was unlawful. |
Quo vadis, iustitia? I have to inform William Moore that he is breaching my published UCB by failing to provide the decision after the date he stated he would in his communications [https://martinnewbold.co.uk/
For the avoidance of doubt, this matter has already been brought to the attention of approximately 640 Members of Parliament, resulting in approximately 5120 communications, including acknowledgements, referrals, constituency notices and Parliamentary office responses.
Despite this extensive correspondence, not one response has provided a substantive answer establishing the whereabouts, welfare, safeguarding status, educational status, NHS status or statutory traceability of my daughter, Emily Newbold.
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