Kevin Neece has suffered two near death experiences in his life. When he was a child vacationing at a beach, he was dragged out to sea by an underwater current that could have drowned him and saved at the last minute by another underwater current that took him all the way back to shore. As Kevin Neece has been secretly haunted by the Goddess Hotline Office since birth, I can only assume that the System Force intervened to save my life.
In December 2009 during his employment as a Dishwasher at Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek, Kevin Neece attempted a full scale suicide attempt that completely caused him to black out, only to wake up in the hospital with his stomach pumped. At the time I did it, I truly believed that my life had reached its peak and if I had succeeded, none of the Ah My Goddess films that I've written would have existed including Let's Save Vic Morrow.
In 2024, Kevin Neece made an Ah My Goddess Anti-Suicide Film about the Death of Robin Williams called One Wish and donated copies to his local Psych Ward. He frequently passes out the film links to people on Social Media who announce that they are contemplating Suicide.
Ah My Goddess One Wish
https://filmfreeway.com/AhMyGoddessBadGoddessDUBOneWishTTSVoiceTrack
Kevin Neece has already stated in Marller Gets a Spinoff The Return of Jeffrey Epstein that he does not suffer from suicidal depression and has no intentions or desires to kill himself if there are any available options that he can pursue to avoid it.
He has also stated that his ability to live at home is dependent upon the lifespan of his mother who receives money from the US Government due to her retirement and social security. Once she passes away, his finances will become a ticking clock countdown to bankruptcy leading to a final option: Dying on the Streets from Homelessness, or Euthanizing himself as a Last Resort.
Kevin Neece has already contacted a Suicide Lifeline to try and come up with solutions and both of their suggestions have failed. Kevin Neece is ineligible for Mental Disability Social Security due to his lack of credits, they won't even consider evaluating him because he doesn't qualify. He didn't pay into the system long enough because he has been blacklisted and unemployed since 2010.
The Social Security Office gave him several websites to contact to seek employment for people with Mental Health Problems in the Austin Texas Area and all of them refused to respond to him.
While this may seem hopeless, there are still other options that can be pursued before he reaches the last resort. Kevin Neece sends his daily articles and films to the Austin Oaks Psych Hospital, John Donohue from Emergency Mental Health Services, and the Austin Police Department. If he was put in a life or death situation facing suicide, he could show up at their locations in person and explain his situation, politely, and offer them the chance to come up with a solution, even if it involved making a few phone calls and taking him into protective custody, or admitting him to a Psych Ward.
Kevin Neece's theory is that if he were to walk into the Austin Police Department and stand his ground when they turned him away or redirected him to Intregal Care, the officer would have no context for who he was, but once they were forced to take him into custody and run him through their criminal database system, whoever has been manipulating the investigation to protect him from arrest would have them under whatever orders and showcase that he had been contacting them for the past nine years, and all of them would have serious questions.
Sooner or Later through Trial and Error, it stands to reason that at least one of these organizations would be forced to deal with the situation and come up with a solution. It is unnecessary for Kevin Neece to live alone in his house by himself. He could easily be sleeping on someone's couch and participating in volunteer services if the only thing he needed was his laptop.
Every one of these options would make more sense to pursue than taking his own life when he isn't even depressed or suicidal. The entire point of Will Smith's The Pursuit of Happyness is he was living out of bathrooms and still managed to survive an Unpaid Internship which saved himself from the streets. Most of the Filmmakers and Actors working today have had periods during their Early Careers where they were forced to sleep on someone's couch. Kevin Neece slept on Mark Soto's Couch after he quit Fry's Electronics.
And even if Kevin Neece were to be turned away from the Austin Oaks Psych Ward, John Donohue, and the Austin Police Department, he could write out a fully detailed report about what happened to him when he reached out for help and email it to all of his online contacts in the US Government Politicians, Intelligence Agencies, News Stations, and Film Industry. They would not get away with it because everyone would know who was directly responsible for Kevin Neece's Suicide.
The Point Being: there are always other options and solutions.
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