Research on Youth Suicides:

Approximately one youth attempts suicide every 3 minutes, and one of them actually dies in the attempt every 2 hours.
Approximately 2 out of 3 of these youths are victims of the divorce industry.
Boys most affected by the Divorce industry according to research. Researchers asked the question why might boys be more affected than girls? “Probably loss of the male role model, the father figure. The majority of children of divorce are raised by their moms. There are a portion of children who have very limited contact with their dad. The loss of a male role model is very significant for young men who are developing their gender identities.” http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/24/divorce-and-suicidal-idea_n_812456.html
There is “also a ‘substantial’ association between suicidal ideation and living in a household with a stepparent or unmarried parent partner. Victimization exposure did not fully explain this association, as investigators point out, and the particularly strong association between suicidal ideation and stepfamily households is both “worrisome” and warrants more attention, researchers suggest” (1).
Custodial interference in the past year is associated with an increased risk for suicidal ideation of up 4.5 times greater (450% increase) vs children without this history (1). Making custodial interference, a.k.a. Parental Alienation, one of the most important preventable factors to decrease suicides in our youths.
See for more information: https://www.votefamily.us/family-courts-killing-children/

Research on Veteran Suicides:

Watch “The Reason for Veteran Suicides” on YouTube. This is a powerful video, we must blast everywhere:

“Recent veterans have committed suicide at a much higher rate than people who never served in the military, according to a new analysis that provides the most thorough accounting so far of the problem. The rate was slightly higher among veterans who never deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq, suggesting that the causes extend beyond the trauma of war” (2). Here is the real trauma killing our veterans:

Watch this video on YouTube

Suicide Family Courts Children Vets Divorce Industry Connection

“[T]he military’s suicide story is mostly about millennials, the birth cohort that sprung in the early 1980s, began reaching early adulthood with the change in century and started joining the military…This cadre, the paper says, is more likely to come from single-parent homes compared to previous generations, has more adverse childhood experiences and suffers “diminished social integration.” In fact, the very reason some millennials join is because they seek the direction and bonding that the military offers.”

One Third – Far Too Many

“Second Class Citizen received three years’ worth of data on SM back in March – the actual reports on each individual suicide, in heart-breaking detail. We processed that data over the course of several weeks and discovered one of the primary reasons; SM and transitioning Veterans don’t stand a chance in family court. They deploy, they serve their country, and they come back to broken homes. Spouses who take their children, clean out their bank accounts, and make off with whole households.

These SM are typically lower or mid-rank enlisted men, aged 22-26 years old. They are just getting started in their careers, and they do not make enough to counter a devastating blow like this. Pay for an E5/Sergeant (the average affected rank) is just $30,661.20 per year.

These young SM find themselves in family court, begging just to be part of their children’s lives. They don’t stand a chance – particularly if the belligerent spouse has an attorney, either pro bono or paid. The SM has just completed, or is still among, the ranks in the military where their entire life hinges on following orders. They have not yet learned to lead, take charge, or act autonomously. Often in the process of a custody dispute, these SM find themselves discharged from, or make the decision to leave, the military. This leaves them with even less resources.” http://www.secondclasscitizen.org/one-third-far-too-many/

On the whole society:

“Suicide claims the lives of 38,000 Americans a year — more than car accidents, prostate cancer or homicides, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.”
Although some may believe mental illness doesn’t affect them, but it costs the country at least $444 billion a year.
These losses are especially tragic…because of growing evidence that early intervention can prevent mentally ill people from deteriorating, halting what once seemed like an inevitable decline.
“The way we pay for mental health today is the most expensive way possible…We don’t provide support early, so we end up paying for lifelong support.”
Suicide is the 4th top cause of death among 10 to 54 years old in America as of 2016 (3).

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/05/12/mental-health-system-crisis/7746535/

Custodial interference is one of the top Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE): https://youtu.be/95ovIJ3dsNk

I am very passionate about child suicide caused by family court corruption because my oldest son is a victim of the divorce industry. After our force separation because of a highly corrupt “family” court, my son went from being one the best students in his class to suffering major depression, PTSD, suicidal ideation, and requiring psychotropic medication. It has become one of my life’s missions to prevent this from happening to other youth.

Mario Jimenez, M.D.

FB_IMG_1464293444503