This study aims to contribute for the understanding of the water molecule multiple ionization by impact of photons, protons and Li3+ ions. The technique selected for such research is Time-of-Flight Spectroscopy of the ions produced as a consequence of the molecular dissociation. Absolute and partial ionization cross sections are obtained for impact with each of these three projectiles. For Li3+ beam, absolute and partial capture cross sections are also obtained. The energy range employed was 38-170 eV for photons beams, 300-2000 keV for H+ beams and 750 up to 5800 keV for Li3+ beams. Corrections for ionization cross section determination are usually necessary. Methods for this were developed and applied to the current data. Values for these corrections are presented and discussed. The obtained results are compared with literature data, exhibiting unexpected features. As an example, the production rates of OH+ and H+ fragments by two beams (photons and electrons) having a very different nature are very similar behavior. The data from the water molecule fragmentation by H+ beam enabled the determination of fragmentation factors. The knowledge of these factors made possible to calculate, using a method developed in this work and also theoretical data from literature based on production data of OH+, O+ and H+, new theoretical curves concerning pair production (H+ + OH+ and H+O+).