Last night my new book in The Stealing of Emily series went live. Where Are the 430,000 examines how hundreds of thousands of children and young people appear to have vanished inside our financial and safeguarding systems – particularly around Child Trust Funds and digital records.

It’s now available on Books on Google Play (and I’ll share other links as they go live).

In support of writ and warrant A9Q51NHR and court case 640MC413 (Lewis), I respectfully invite the Court to have regard to the following works, which I have authored and which set out the relevant chronology and systemic issues in more detail:

The Stealing of Emily: Where Are the 430,000 – by Martin Newbold – Books on Google Play.

The Stealing of Emily: Institutional Fraud and Toxic Judicial Procedures – by Martin Newbold – Books on Google Play.

The Stealing of Emily Institutional Fraud and Toxic Judicial Procedures by Martin Newbold – Books on Google Play

The Stealing of Emily – Where are the 430,000 by Martin Newbold – Books on Google Play

The Stealing of Emily – Where are the 430,000 by Martin Newbold – Books on Google Play

The reply was short but consise

Lewes Crown Crt, Listing	Sat, Nov 29, 7:10 PM (12 hours ago)
to me

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