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Storage Wars Star Darrell Sheets Dies by Suicide

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Darrell Sheets, the Storage Wars star known as The Gambler, died by apparent suicide at age sixty-seven. Police found him at his Lake Havasu City home on April twenty-second. Sheets had retired from the show due to a heart attack and opened his own antique store. Co-stars expressed shock and grief, with some noting recent cyberbullying. Sheets is survived by his son Brandon. Authorities are investigating the incident, and resources for mental health support are available.

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Storage Wars Star Darrell Sheets Dies by Suicide

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Storage Wars Star Darrell Sheets Dies by Suicide. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Daryl Sheets, the storage war's icon, known as the gambler, passed away at 67 from what police call a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Lake Havasu City Cops responded to a home on Chandler Drive around 2 a.m. on April 22nd. The scene went to investigators right away, and the body headed to the Mojave County Medical Examiner's office for a deeper look. Sheets had retired from the show in 2023 after a heart attack in 2019, then opened his own antique spot called Havasu Show. Me, Your, Junk, co-stars poured out love online. Brandy Pesante said she's lost for words after years of knowing him, auctioneer Dan Dotson called him a brother. One. World will miss, and Renee Nesota shared they were real friends despite the on-screen rivalry. Najota also pointed to recent cyberbullying Sheets faced, and police confirmed they're checking that angle as part of the active probe. Police leaves his son, Brandon, who popped up on the show now and then. With the investigation still rolling, we'll hear more soon.

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