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Senate Inquiry into Suicides, Military compensation and the DVA To the Senate committee I was ordered to take my own life by a former senior officer of the Australian Defence Force.

I was told the means to do this would be provided to me.

The entire reasons and circumstances of this have been covered up by the ADF.

It was but one of many death threats and attempts to kill me I have been subjected too from particular military officers.
The senior officer who ordered me to take my own life worked for tri service at the time and was also a senior signatory for the Defence Materiel organisation.

Later the same officer became the Deputy Director of a multi billion dollar military projects and was also the senior signatory for the same project with the Defence Materiel organisation.

There was little transparency and no accountability for the spending of the government money.
The senior officer created a false name to facilitate transferring fraudulently obtained money overseas.

I was told I don’t exist and I have no rights by the then Secretary of the Navy and other ADF personnel.

Later I requested my FOI file from Defence but was again remindered I don’t exist and I have no rights anyway.
At the time the head of the ADF personally intervened in my FOI request and wrote me a signed letter on defence letterhead stationery denying my request and thus reminding me I don’t exist and have no rights.

I confirm I made complaints to D.A.R.T, Federal Ministers, New South Wales Supreme court judges and others concerning the period of between 1993 and 2008 in relation to my ordered suicide, my attempts of suicide, and my plight of being told and shown I don’t exist and I have no rights.
All of this information was provided in statutory declarations or under oath when appearing in the New South Wales Supreme Court.

The court case was sabotaged when on day two, my solicitor was called to the then NSW Supreme court Chief Justices office and a deal was done.

The Chief Justice appointed a new judge to hear the rest of the case.

I had no choice in the matter.

The new Supreme court judge was also a reservist in the ADF and became a Major General soon after he gave his court decision.
I make myself available to the parliamentary committee to answer any questions they may have.

Kind regards I reside in New South Wales.

Suicide by veterans and ex-service personnelSubmission 12