Approaching the one-year anniversary of Robin Williams' untimely death by suicide in his Tiburon, California mansion, new details have emerged about the poignant messages he left behind.
A source close to the family disclosed to "In Touch" that the beloved actor scattered various notes throughout his home, expressing sentiments like "I'm fed up with everything" and "it's time to leave."
These messages, inscribed on pieces of paper, served as Williams' quiet farewell, a form of a suicide note signaling his resolve to silence his inner demons permanently.
The source conveyed, "He was quietly telling the world that he was going to silence his demons once and for all." Williams' three children, Zak, Zelda, and Cody, reportedly discovered some of these notes. One note, found among Williams' vintage toys, cryptically stated, "More to come" and "No more."
Despite the profound loss, Zelda, Williams' daughter, adamantly refused to delve into an investigation regarding the factors leading to her father's suicide. In an interview with NBC, she shared, "I don't think it makes sense.
There's no reason to wonder why; it's already done. Many people who have been through something similar and have lost someone realize that there is no point in wondering why, and there is no point in blaming anyone for what happened." Emphasizing the need to move forward, she added, "Because it has happened, and you have to move on and keep living, and you have to manage to keep doing it."
