Fighting veteran suicide gets personal
The Mountaineer
Kyle Perrotti
November 17, 2017
When Sgt. Jared Best reenlisted to go to Afghanistan after having already done a tour in Iraq, he did so to be there for his guys, many of whom were inexperienced in combat.
But he never realized the toll that final deployment would take on him.
Patti and Hugh Best, although still grieving, have begun the search for a solution to the problem of veteran suicides that they say is plaguing this country.
When Best finally got out of the Army and returned to Haywood County to tend his family’s farmland in Crabtree, he learned just how hard it can be to adjust to civilian life, and how hard it can be to forget the things he’d experienced.
Last New Year’s Eve, alone and with too much time to think, the 26-year-old took his own life with a gun.
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Last New Year’s Eve, alone and with too much time to think, the 26-year-old took his own life with a gun.
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