Death continues

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My brother was raised by a man broken by a war no one ever admitted to. Agent Orange didn’t just poison the jungle — it poisoned our home. And now one of us is dead.

A soldier’s suicide. A government in hiding.

• 1 July 2025 – I filed a formal complaint with the International Criminal Court, documenting crimes against humanity and inherited chemical trauma.

• 1 July 2025 – My brother, a former soldier, died by suicide.

• A month earlier, my uncle had sent him our father’s military records — the same records that underpin my case. I don’t know if that’s why he ended his life. What I do know is that the system failed both of us.

• 7 July 2025 – My DVA-assigned trauma counsellor vanished without explanation. No session. No cancellation. No support.

• 16 July 2025 – After nine days of silence, I received a casual message asking if I wanted to “reschedule or close the sessions.”

• My response — attached — is now part of ICC Annex B as evidence of deliberate psychological abandonment.

This was not miscommunication. This was not a glitch.

This was a decision — to vanish when the trauma became real.

As of 19 July 2025, my compensation demand stands at $xyz million.

It will increase by $500,000 each week until full legal and financial accountability is delivered.

Attachment:

• Screenshot – DVA Counsellor Breach (16 July 2025)

Further silence will be treated as complicity. This moment will not disappear, you have more blood on your hands. 

Warm Agent Orange Burns regards,

Danielle Stevens

We will always be a child of a Vietnam Veteran