News
The News section is a treasure trove of engaging and thought-provoking stories carefully curated to captivate your interest and broaden your horizons. From inspiring tales of triumph and innovation to practical tips and expert advice, this section offers something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for guidance on navigating life’s challenges, staying informed about the latest developments, or discovering new ideas to enrich your family’s journey, you’ll find a wealth of valuable resources. Dive in and explore stories that educate, entertain, and empower, helping you and your loved ones make the most of every moment. Did East Sussex County Council sell Emily to Epstein?
-
Urgent Intervention – Adverse Inferences & Unexplained 19‑Year Delay
Andy Burnham emphasizes the need for transparency following the passage of the Hillsborough Law, which mandates a duty of candour across public services. This law aims to ensure public officials are open and honest in their communications, promoting cultural change within institutions. It establishes legal obligations to disclose information during inquiries and enhances legal aid…
-
Podcast Episode: Letter to East Sussex Safeguarding — Adverse Inferences & Unexplained 19‑Years
Pip: Thestealingofemily.co.uk — a site that exists because a child was taken, a case was closed without resolution, and someone decided that silence is not the same as an answer. Mara: Martin Newbold is the author behind everything here, and today we’re looking at a formal letter that puts a direct legal question to East…
-
Letter to East Sussex Safeguarding — Adverse Inferences & Unexplained 19‑Year Delay
Martin Newbold sent a legal letter to East Sussex County Council addressing the unresolved safeguarding case dating back to 2009, highlighting significant delays and a lack of documentation. He argues that the Council’s failure to provide evidence suggests it may not support their position and demands explanations regarding the management of the case over nearly…
-
Podcast Episode: Submission Regarding Outstanding Matters, Adverse inferences, and Compliance wit
Pip: Thestealingofemily.co.uk — where procedural accountability meets the kind of institutional logic that only makes sense if you never have to live inside it. Mara: Today we’re following Martin Newbold’s detailed submission to IBAC — Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog — covering adverse inferences, what counts as unreasonable correspondence, and a statutory oversight obligation that has real…
-
Submission Regarding Outstanding Matters, Adverse inferences, and Compliance with Section 71 of The IBAC Act
The discussion highlights the distinction between adverse inferences and proof, particularly regarding IBAC’s handling of inquiries and complaints. It points out that IBAC’s failure to respond to outstanding questions could reasonably lead to adverse inferences unless adequately explained. A key precedent involving the handling of complaints by a victim known as “Emma” illustrates systemic issues…
-
Podcast Episode: Victoria Integrity Complaint Standoff
Pip: Welcome to The Stealing of Emily — the site where the paper trail is longer than the response, and the response is usually nothing. Mara: Martin Newbold has been documenting his attempts to extract information from IBAC, Victoria’s anti-corruption body, and what he’s found is a pattern of delay, redirection, and silence. Today we’re…
Subscribe
Enter your email below to receive updates.
