In 2007 when I was 7 years old my father commited suicide. I am now 15 years old and I have never 'had the right' to know why my father did what he did. He wrote a suicide letter adressed to his short term partner of 1 year explaining his death but due to it not being adressed to me I don't have the right to know why my father commited suicide. On the 17th of feburary 2015 I set out and went out of my comfort zone sending a facebook message to his ex-partner this is I quote what it stated 'Hi Trish. Brooke here Wayne Marlows daughter. Look I know it's been a really long time for you and you would have moved past this, but growing older I have a lot of unanswered questions about my father. I really would like to put my mind at ease. I was hoping you might still have a copy of dads suicide letter, I have never been able to read it or really know what happened for myself, and I would so deeply appreciate it if you could get in contact with me and please send me a copy of his letter. I am really sorry to bring this up, and inconvenince you I just really want some answers.' I had been wanting to do this for years but I finally worked up the courage and she shot me down with the reply 'Actually your father tried really hard to see you and was totally heart broken by all events that played out. The note was not addressed to you or any of your family . Please dont contact me again' and then later blocked me. I just don't understand. I can never heal until I know why he did what he did? I mean surely something can be done so I can find out what exactly happened to my daddy as his daughter I find it a basic human right. Please help me.