Late Storage Wars star Darrell Sheets left a suicide note which detailed issues that had been troubling him in the timeframe leading to his tragic death more than two months ago.
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Darrell Sheets Final Note: Bullying and Family Struggles
Late Storage Wars star Darrell Sheets left a suicide note which detailed issues that had been troubling him in the timeframe leading to his tragic death more th...
Investigators recovered a handwritten note in a basket in a bathroom closet near the area where the , the Lake Havasu City Police Department said in an incident report reviewed by TMZ.
Sheets - who died of 'what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head,' police said - and a family dispute in the handwritten note, according to authorities.
It read, 'I could not take anymore the bulling, f*** you [redacted].'
The Daily Mail has reached out to the Lake Havasu City Police Department for further comment on the story.
Sheets' girlfriend, who was not identified by name in the report, told investigators that on the last night of his life, he complained he was not able to sleep, and got out of bed and stood near his , according to police.
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Late Storage Wars star Darrell Sheets left a suicide note which detailed things that had been troubling him in the timeframe leading to his tragic death more than two months ago
He told his girlfriend to 'go back to bed' before she heard the sound of a gunshot, the report stated.
Sheets and his son Brandon Sheets pictured in a promotional shot for the A&E show in 2010
In a previous post on Instagram Stories, Brandon shared a clip from a prior birthday celebration for his father.
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that investigators had folded the allegations of cyberbullying into their probe of Sheets' passing.
Sheets appeared on a total of 163 Storage Wars episodes on A&E spanning the years 2010-2023.
A bio on the show's website touted his business skills, 'Boasting a big game, Darrell is quick to tell you about the four Picassos and the world’s most lucrative comic book collection that he has scored through storage auctions.'
Sheets , and ran a shop called Havasu Show Me Your Junk in Arizona in the years since.
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He had been candid about his past battle with depression, calling it 'the Devil's way of attacking us' in a powerful June 2018 Instagram post.
'It knows no mercy, it takes our smiles it comes and goes, it ruins our relationships, it takes away our happiness, it leads to suicide in some cases, it destroys all thoughts of positivity, it is a 24/7 battle and allows no rest for the suffering,' Sheets said. 'It’s a very real deal.'
The TV personality advised his followers, 'So please next time someone tells you they have Depression, be kind and know that they spend every minute they have breathing, suffering!!!'
If you or someone you know needs help, please call or text the confidential 24/7 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the US on 988. There is also an online chat available at 988lifeline.org.
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