He then goes on to show his findings on the effect religion had on insanity-related suicides. The table shows that madness among the insane is more likely to be found among Jews than among Protestants and Catholics. Additionally, it is more likely that a middle-aged person will commit suicide than a teenager. Most of the case studies came from European countries. Among Durkheim's theories, he also used data from other researchers like Henery Morselli. Durkheim's and Morselli's data led to different conclusions because Morselli combined madmen and idiots as insane. Contrary to Durkheim's findings, Morselli mentions that suicides are more likely to occur in the countryside than abroad.