References to all three all over it, as that's where sick alcoholics usually end up. But if you're talking about the actual phrase, "jails, institutions and death," you will find that in the Narcotics Anonymous literature, not AA.
That's not entirely accurate:
It's in the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions book (the one dictated to Bill Wilson by the manifested spirit of the 16th century monk Boniface ~ or so he claimed).
It's is in the chapter describing Tradition 9 and reads as follows:
"Each AA member is to follow the 12 steps to the best of their ability or face jails, institutions or death. Therefore, we are disciplined by the spiritual principals of the steps and a higher power of our own understanding. Just as every AA member takes the steps to the best of their ability, each AA group as a whole must follow the traditions…"
Concern by friends and family. Personal ill health. Accidents. Death.
Jails, institutions, and death in aa big book
Alcoholics have a higher risk of premature death due to various factors like liver disease, accidents, and other health complications. The age at which most alcoholics die can vary greatly depending on individual health, lifestyle, and access to medical care. Generally, the lifespan of an alcoholic can be significantly reduced compared to non-alcoholics.
100% OF DRINKING ALCOHOLICS DIE. FACT. abstinence is the only way to prevent an early and painful death due to alcoholism.
The average age of death in alcoholics is typically lower compared to the general population. Alcohol abuse can lead to various health issues such as liver disease, cardiovascular problems, and accidents, which can contribute to a decreased life expectancy.
Not in any of the reference material I have.
Check newspaper obituaries, records of religious institutions, civil death records.
An anonymous man that investigates the crime 27 years later.
Acts does not mention Peter's death. The Gospel of John (21:18) contains a prophetic reference to his death.
go to one of the institutions that conduct the interviews.
Alcoholism leads to excessive consumption of alcohol which damages the brain and the liver in particular. Cirrhosis of the liver is often the cause of death for alcoholics.
The death note reference appears in Episode 14 of Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged by LittleKuriboh. In this episode, the character Marik uses the Death Note to write Yami's name, referencing the popular anime series Death Note.